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The Shack: Where Tragedy Confront Eternity

This novel wrestles with the question of where God is when tragedy strikes. Through a fictional narrative that includes emotional rawness and spiritual dialogue, Young explores themes of pain, doubt, and divine presence. The Shack invites readers into a journey of healing by reconciling human suffering with God’s love, offering hope and a renewed perspective on what it means to trust God amid loss.

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PR 9199 Y69 2007

Publisher

Los Angeles, California : Windblown Media., 2007

Collation

248 p.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

9780964729230

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PR 9199 Y69 2007

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Subject(s)

Christian fiction
Forgiveness
Faith and suffering
Theology of God

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The Shack: Where Tragedy Confronts Eternity by William P. Young was first published in 2007 by Windblown Media. The novel is 256 pages long and presents a story of profound grief, faith, and reconciliation. It follows Mackenzie “Mack” Phillips, whose youngest daughter Missy is abducted and presumed murdered; years later, Mack receives a mysterious invitation from “Papa” to return to the shack where evidence of Missy’s fate was found. What Mack experiences there over a weekend transforms his understanding of God, suffering, forgiveness, and love.

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