Theology as Autobiography

Exploring the intersection of personal faith and theological reflection, this work emphasizes the importance of spiritual autobiographies from ordinary individuals. These narratives, often emerging from the fringes of church and society, challenge conventional views and encourage deeper self-examination of one's spiritual journey. By analyzing a diverse range of writers across history, the book highlights how acknowledging personal struggles and "poverty" can lead to a more profound understanding of faith, blending confession of sins with the expression of belief.