Is the art of preaching dead? This book belongs to a series of books which intend to show that, far from being moribund, the tradition of preaching is alive and well. Included in this text are the author's reflections on faith in the face of suffering with readings which include Religion as bargain and religion as love, the memorial sermon for the victims of the air disaster over Lockerbie, 4 January 1989.

On Reflection : Laughter and Tears - Thoughts on Faith in face of suffering

Whyte, James A.

Edinburgh: Saint Andrew Press

Important, sensitive and emotional events from Scotland's modern history are tackled in this collection of sermons drawn from over 40 years of preaching, notably by the memorial service following the Dunblane massacre in 1996. The book also contains addresses from special occasions such as the Annual Service for Golfers in St Andrews. Recurrent themes include the manifold grace of God and the need for us to distinguish between the healthy and unhealthy faces of religion. The author explores the modern attitudes to religion in everyday life, reaching out in his sermons to people who may find something in them that lights up their experience or opens their hearts to faith.

The Dream and the Grace (Sermons on Healthy and Unhealthy Religion)

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On Reflection : Laughter and Tears - Thoughts on Faith in face of suffering

The Dream and the Grace (Sermons on Healthy and Unhealthy Religion)