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Harold S. Kushner’s Conquering Fear explores how fear manifests—in unemployment, illness, aging, terrorism, and death—and offers strategies to confront it. Combining insights from religious and secular literature with real‑life narratives, he shows that fear can reveal opportunities to connect with emotions, re‑evaluate values, and enact change. Readers learn that empowerment can come through prayer, service, education, environmental stewardship, and living boldly and purposefully.
First publish date: 2009
Genre: Psychology/General Psychology
Authors: Harold S. Kushner
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