Spiritual desertion

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Spiritual desertion refers to departure from the Christian faith or some branch of it. In addition, the expression may be used to describe the experience of the Christian who feels abandoned by God.

[edit] References

  • Joseph Symonds, The Case and Cure of a Deserted Soul (repr. Sola Deo Gloria, 1996)
  • G. Voetius and J. Hornbeek, Spiritual Desertion (repr. Baker Academic, 2003)


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