"Fasting, Fasts And Fasters" explores the historical and theological significance of fasting within the Christian tradition. This book delves into the practice of fasting as a spiritual discipline, examining its various forms and purposes throughout Christian history. It offers insights into the motivations and experiences of those who have embraced fasting as a means of seeking spiritual growth and drawing closer to God.

From early church practices to contemporary expressions, this work illuminates the enduring role of fasting in the Christian life. It is valuable for readers interested in Christian theology, spiritual formation, and the historical practices of the Christian faith.

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