Critical Insights: Crisis of Faith: Print Purchase Includes Free Online Access

Rooted religiously in the texts of the Old and new testament, the term 'Crisis of Faith' is a common phrase that evokes intense spiritual strife and doubt, the eternal struggle between good and evil. /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////Critical contexts. Crises of faith: an overview of critical commentary / Jonathan D. Wright and Jeff Moody -- In memoriam A.H.H. as baptism: crises of faith and renewal through poetic tides / Elizabeth D. Woodworth -- The crisis of faith theme in works by Claude McKay, Countee Cullen, and other writers of the Harlem Renaissance / Robert C. Evans -- Close reading and the crisis of faith in Elie Wiesel's Night / Robert C. Evans and Stephen Paul Bray -- Critical readings. Job's crisis of faith: frustration and revelation / H. David Brumble III -- John Donne's crisis of faith: the holy sonnets / Richard Harp -- "His dying hour was gloom": crises of faith in Nathaniel Hawthorne's "Young Goodman Brown" / Robert Klevay -- Huckleberry Finn and the spiritual crisis of its time / Lawrence I. Berkove -- "Delivered from the womb of his purposeless splendor": Jay Gatsby and the hope of spiritual salvation in The great Gatsby / Joseph Csicsila -- Ernest Hemingway's books of common prayer / Kirk Curnutt -- Crises of faith in the poetry of Wilfred Owen / Robert C. Evans -- Original sin, crises of faith, and the possibility of redemption in All the king's men / Steve D. Ealy -- Crises of faith in the short fiction of Flannery O'Connor / Robert C. Evans and Christina M. Garner.