Name: Aceptar La Duda: La Crisis Como Señal de Progreso (in Spanish)
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Author: Anselm Grün
ISBN: 9788499888408

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Aceptar La Duda: La Crisis Como Señal de Progreso (in Spanish)

Type

Physical Book

Author

Anselm Grün

Publisher

Editorial Kairos

Year

2021

Language

Spanish

Pages

160

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9788499888408

Edited in

España

Synopsis "Aceptar La Duda: La Crisis Como Señal de Progreso (in Spanish)"

Con frecuencia se considera que la «duda es algo negativo. Quien duda o vacila se pierde su propia vida y se vuelve inseguro. A menudo se dice: «Solo tendrá éxito quien no se cuestione a sí mismo . Anselm Grün explora la cuestión de cómo se desarrollan las dudas y los anhelos de certeza, sobre el papel que tiene la duda en nuestra vida y sobre cómo gestionamos la desesperación que se apodera de nosotros una y otra vez. Porque, según Anselm Grün, la duda también puede hacer avanzar a las personas. Es capaz de romper estructuras enquistadas, conseguir que se aprendan cosas nuevas y conducirnos a la esencia de la existencia humana. Often times, doubt can be seen as a negative emotion. Those who hesitate can become lost or insecure. In this book, Anselm Grün explores the nature of where doubts originate, and why we all desire to find certainty. He discusses the role that doubts play in our lives, and how frustration can take over, time and time again. According to Anselm Grün, doubt is a powerful tool that helps us grow as individuals. It's something that can help put an end to unhealthy patterns. After all, doubt has guided us toward the essence of our human existence.

Anselm Grün

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Anselm Grün, born in 1945 in Lower Franconia, Germany, is a Benedictine monk and priest known for his work in the field of Christian spirituality. He joined the Münsterschwarzach Abbey in 1964 and earned a doctorate in Theology in Rome with a thesis on Karl Rahner. Additionally, he studied Economic and Business Sciences, which led to his appointment as the general administrator of his abbey in 1977.

Grün has written more than 300 books on spirituality and the art of living, translated into more than 30 languages and with over 14 million copies sold. Among his notable works are "The Inner Space" (2013), "The Beatitudes" (2009), and "St. Paul's Hymn to Love" (2008). His approach blends traditional Christian spirituality with modern psychology, making him one of the most read authors in his field.

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