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Permission to Doubt: One Woman's Journey into a Thinking Faith In her new book, Ann offers a candid look at the moment her faith and reason collided. It also details practical step-by-step solutions in which faith can be reinforced in the midst of our struggle. Never shy away from the b

TITLE	:	Permission to Doubt: One Woman's Journey into a Thinking Faith
AUTHOR	:	Ann C. Sullivan
RATING	:	4.94 (637 Votes)
ASIN	:	0825443660
FORMAT TYPE	:	Paperback
NUMBER of PAGES	:	176 Pages
PUBLISH DATE	:	2014-10-03
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Ann C. Sullivan has challenged and encouraged thousands of women as an international speaker. In her new book, Ann offers a candid look at the moment her faith and reason collided. Blindsided by doubts, following a thirteen-year struggle with an undiagnosed panic disorder, Ann learned several valuable lessons. Never shy away from the big questions. Always follow the evidence to its logical conclusion. And genuine truth doesn't buckle under the bright lights of interrogation.Permission to Doubt identifies three types of doubt -- spiritual, emotional, and intellectual -- and develops unique strategies to recognize and understand each. It also details practical step-by-step solutions in which faith can be reinforced in the midst of our struggle.It's a candid look at what faith is--where it comes from, how it's threatened, and how it can be stre

Editorial : "This book offers readers who may doubt their faith the balm of understanding, letting them know they're not alone." (Publishers Weekly 2014-09-08)

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