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Thomas Goodwin’s masterpiece explores the terrifying paradox of the 'dark night of the soul'—how a true believer can be full of grace yet feel utterly abandoned by God. This treatise serves as both a psychological map of spiritual depression and a tactical manual for defeating the 'cunning lawyer' of the soul: Satan.
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