Grieving a Suicide ( Anata o Hitori de Ikasetaku Nakatta )
This is a guide for suicide survivors: family and friends of people who took their own lives. Hsu weaves a personal thread through each chapter, the story of his own deep grief at his father's sudden suicide four years earlier. The first section explores the emotions of grief from sudden shock to eventual remembrance. "Only when we actively mourn will we be able to receive the comfort that God and others offer," he writes. Nevertheless, "those without [Christian] hope grieve in one way; those with hope grieve in another." The latter half of the book surveys Scripture to deal with questions such as whether people who die by suicide can go to heaven, where God is when tragedy strikes and what can be learned from suicide. Great value for evangelical pastors and counselors as well as for the bereaved themselves.. 320 pages
| Issued date: | 2005/05/25 |
| ISBN: | 978-4-264-02361-6 |
| code: | 12870 |
| Price: | ¥1,980(tax included) |
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