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Ruth Jolly, for whom 'spiritual conviction coexists with intellectual ambivalence,' had in middle age almost stopped wrestling with questions of faith when ... On a bitter February day, Charlie, her student son, crashed in a light aircraft. Witnesses who saw the plane hit the ground expected to recover only bodies, but against all the odds, Charlie lived.
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A compelling story of faith, doubt, and miraculous survival.
Who is this book for?
This book is a heartfelt exploration of how faith and skepticism coexist in our lives, especially through a life-altering event. Ruth Jolly’s journey is both personal and inspiring, and it might resonate with anyone wrestling with belief and doubt while witnessing extraordinary circumstances. It’s a memorable read about the unpredictable nature of miracles and the human spirit.
