Manipulado por Dios: Reconstruyendo una fe desilusionada

What is "Gaslighted by God" about?

In this book, author Tiffany Yecke Brooks addresses a profound and often painful experience: feeling that God has deceived or betrayed us. "Gaslighted by God" offers an honest look at spiritual disillusionment and provides tools to rebuild an authentic faith. Through her writing, Brooks invites readers to question and renew their relationship with the divine.

What does it mean to be gaslighted by God in a Christian context?

The term "gaslighting" refers to a form of psychological manipulation. Applied to faith, it describes the feeling that God has been deceptive or has failed to keep His promises. Brooks explores how this experience can arise from erroneous teachings, personal tragedies, or unfulfilled expectations. The book helps identify these dynamics and find a path towards healing.

Who is this book for?

This book is aimed at Christians who have experienced doubts, faith crises, or spiritual disappointments. It is also useful for religious leaders and counselors who wish to better understand the experiences of those who feel that God has failed them. Additionally, it can be a valuable resource for anyone interested in rebuilding faith from a psychological and theological perspective.

How can this book help in rebuilding faith?

Brooks offers a framework for processing pain and confusion, while also opening the door to a more mature and resilient faith. The book not only diagnoses the problem but also provides practical steps to rebuild a relationship with God based on trust and authenticity. Readers will find comfort and guidance in these pages.

About the format

This hardcover edition offers a durable and elegant presentation, ideal for personal or group studies. Weighing approximately 450 grams, it is comfortable to hold and easy to carry. The 6x9 inch dimensions make it perfect for reading at home or on the go.

Frequently asked questions

Is this book suitable for study groups?

Yes, its structure and theme make it an excellent resource for group discussions. It addresses common questions that many believers face.

Do I need to have theological knowledge to read it?

No, the book is written in accessible language for any reader interested in the topic of faith and disillusionment.