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Publishing History

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Subjects

Christianity Suffering Bereavement Religious aspects Grief Christian life Death Early works to 1800 Suffering, religious aspects Meditations Religious aspects of Bereavement Religious aspects of Suffering Children Bereavement, religious aspects Religious life Bible Religious aspects of Grief Loss (Psychology) Prayers and devotions Psychological aspects

Places

United States England Rome Great Britain Germany Netherlands Africa California Canada Confederate States of America Iowa Italy Japan Michigan Pennsylvania South Carolina White Mountains (N.H. and Me.) Bolivia British Columbia Central America

People

Jesus Christ Martin Luther (1483-1546) Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche (1844-1900) Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860) Boethius (d. 524) Thomas More Sir, Saint (1478-1535) David King of Israel Diane M. Komp Emilie Barnes Gérard Bessière

Times

Early works to 1800 20th century 17th century 16th century Early church, ca. 30-600 19th century 3rd century Middle Ages, 600-1500 21st century 500-1400

Prolific Authors

who have written the most books on this subject
Thomas More, 21 books
Max Lucado, 19 books
Martin Luther, 15 books
Charles F. Stanley, 14 books
Phyllis Hobe, 14 books
Charles R. Swindoll, 11 books
Girolamo Cardano, 11 books
John Flavel, 11 books
John Willison, 9 books
Abraham Kuyper, 8 books
H. Norman Wright, 8 books
Emilie Barnes, 8 books
Seneca the Younger, 8 books
Carol Kent, 8 books
Andrew P. Peabody, 7 books
Nancy Guthrie, 7 books
Robert Southwell, 7 books
James Russell Miller, 7 books
Boethius, 6 books
Joseph Hall, 6 books
Kay Arthur, 6 books
Warren W. Wiersbe, 6 books
J. I. Packer, 6 books
Billy Graham, 6 books
Robert A. Schuller, 6 books