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A Quiet Mind to Suffer With: Mental Illness, Trauma, and the Death of Christ
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John Andrew Bryant

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“When we perceive Christ has gone silent, that He is no longer working within paradigms we had heretofore understood or shook hands and agreed on when we became Christians, it is not because Christ has left but because He has drawn near. He is nearer than what can be thought or felt…Which is why a life with Christ can be so unexpected and so painful. Who can bear to have Christ as near as the deepest lie?”

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Truly a beautifully accurate and tragic description of what OCD is like.

"I had used thoughts as a drug...life did not feel right, life simply was not okay, life simply could not be tolerated unless I was thinking. Every problem in my life, everything I met, was an occasion for and was to be managed by Ceaseless Cognition. Every bad and confusing thing was a reason to think more."

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