No Tengas Miedo – (Spanish)
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El temor a los accidentes o a las acciones terroristas, a la enfermedad o la muerte, a la soledad o el dolor por la muerte de un ser querido . . . Si es usted como la mayoria de la gente, quiza esas ansiedades le esten privando de una paz que deberia ser suya. En “No tengas miedo, ” Arnold, un curtido asesor pastoral, que ha acompanado a muchas personas hasta el umbral de la muerte, narra como hombres, mujeres y ninos corrientes encuentran la fortaleza para superar sus mas grandes temores. Salpicado de anecdotas de maestros tan sabios como Tolstoi, Dickens y Dorothy Day, las palabras de Arnold ofrecen la seguridad de que, incluso en una epoca de ansiedad, se puede vivir la vida plenamente y salir al encuentro de la muerte con total seguridad en si mismo.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780874866872
ISBN10: 0874866871
Language: Spanish
Johann Arnold
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: May 2015
Publisher: Plough Publishing House
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