Religion & insanity / by Charles Williams.

  • Charles Williams
Date:
1909
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Credit: Religion & insanity / by Charles Williams. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    remembers that he has a Father in Heaven Who cares even for the sparrows—and if He cares even for them and provides them with food, and is careful also to provide the lilies of the field with clothing, how much more is He likely to provide in these respects for His children—his anxiety becomes at once considerably mitigated and if he is only a man of large faith disappears completely. Again take the occurrence of what is undoubtedly the most terrible trouble of all on this earth, namely, Domestic Bereave- ment ; where a man say has lost a wife or child to whom he is so deeply attached that when the loved one is taken from him he feels that the light of his life has gone out and the aching void which the bereavement leaves almost drives him to despair. Little wonder is it that hundreds of people become insane from this cause every year, but if people only believed firmly and fully in the
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