Blessed Excess

Blessed ExcessA bold exploration of how hyperbolelanguage that exceeds limitsreveals religion as an intensified experience of love, sacrifice, and divine meaning. What if the deepest truths of religion are not found in moderationbut in excess? In Blessed Excess, Stephen H. Webb offers a bold and original vision of religion as an intensification of ordinary experience, arguing that hyperbolelanguage that goes "too far"is not merely decorative, but essential to

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