Mater Amoris Et Doloris, Quam Christus In Cruce Moriens

This moving treatise on the nature of love and suffering, authored by Anton Ginther, uses the Passion of Jesus Christ as the central metaphor for exploring the deep emotional and spiritual bonds that connect humanity to one another and to the divine. Drawing on a wide range of theological and philosophical sources, Ginther offers a profound meditation on the ultimate meaning and purpose of human existence.

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