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Book SynopsisIn this work, John Dunne shows how we can, through an examination of our own lives and the lives of great writers and philosophers, become closer to ""the face underlying all, that of the compassionate God"".
Trade Review“Dunne draws upon the life experiences of individuals ranging from Augustine to Sartre and Camus, showing the possibilities for companionship with God in various stages of life.” —Religious Book Review
“Fascinating . . . John Dunne’s profound insights will have far-reaching implications for the Christian community in its continuing search for God.” —Virginia Seminary Journal
“A profound interpretation of the meaning of time, memory, myth, and death for individuals confronted with the complexities of modern life.” —Library Journal
“John S. Dunne is a Catholic theologian who really does understand what it means to listen and discern the voice of God.” —Newsweek
