What Do We Read and Write Now that God Is Dead, Again?
Will we, can we, take our spiritual writing more seriously because of the lessons of recent events? I was recently reading a well-known...
Few things inspire or destroy our basic trust better than the way we use religion.
The loss of faith is like any other kind of loss, so what if we learned to mourn? A psychology of lost faith can shine a light on a path forward, but it's not easy. It's a back-and-forth movement, going between feelings of numbness, self-recrimination, and wandering to playfulness, self-agency, and belonging. If we can feel our loss, then we rediscover meaning making.
AUTHOR. PUBLISHER. LITERARY AGENT.
David Morris is author of Lost Faith and Wandering Souls: A Psychology of Disillusionment, Mourning, and the Return of Hope, Publisher of Lake Drive Books, and literary agent at Hyponymous Consulting. These endeavors are all aspects of resourcing and developing insights for those who acknowledge the shift going on in our spiritual lives, and can see something new on the horizon.
