TY  - BOOK
AU  - Swinton,John
TI  - Finding Jesus in the Storm: The Spiritual Lives of Christians with Mental Health Challenges:  
SN  - 9780802873729
U1  - K70 23
PY  - 2020///
CY  - Grand Rapids, Michigan
PB  - William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company
KW  - Mental health
KW  - Religious aspects
KW  - Christianity
KW  - People with mental disabilities
KW  - Religious life
N1  - Includes bibliographical references (pages 219-230) and index; PART I: THE ART of DESCRIPTION
Chapter 1: Redescribing the World of "Mental Illness"
The Practice of Description
The Problem of Thin Descriptions
Stigma as Thin Description
Developing a Phenomenological Attitude
Making Up Thin People:
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) 
Biology and the Thinning of Mental Health Challenges
The Thinning of Spirituality
Chapter 2: Resurrecting Phenomenology
The Death of Phenomenology
Four Horizons: Creating a Thick Conversation around
Severe Mental Health Challenges
PART II: REDESCRIBING DIAGNOSIS
Chapter 3: Taking Our Meds Faithfully
A Bipolar Story
PART III: REDESCRIBING DEPRESSION
Chapter 4: Lament and Joy
Depression
Thickening Our Understanding of Depression
Thinking about Joy
Depression as Antifeeling
Chapter 5: Finding God in the Darkness
Orientation
Disorientation
Reorientation
Finding God in God's Absence
PART IV: HEARING VOICES
Chapter 6: Understanding Psychosis
The Problem with Schizophrenia
Sacrifice
Understanding Psychosis
Nuancing Our Understanding
Chapter 7: Hearing Voices
Hearing Voices
When God Talks Back
Hearing Voices across Cultures
What Makes the Difference?
A Pathogenic Culture
Chapter 8: A Strange Kind of Loneliness
Are Voices Inevitably Bad? A Strange Kind of Silence
Theological Implications
A Theology of Naming
PART V: REDESCRIBING BIPOLAR DISORDER
Chapter 9: Bipolar Faith
The Biology of Spirituality
The Problem with Neurological Explanations:
Moving beyond Neuromania
Chapter 10: Bipolar Disorder and the Nature of Suffering
Catherine's Story
Epistemic Innocence: Medicating a Prophet
Rethinking Recovery: Creating a Context
for Epistemic Justice
Repercussions: The Shadow Side of Spiritual Elation
Two Aspects of Suffering
The Suffering That Emerges from the Ascription
of the Demonic
The Suffering That Emerges from Truth Telling
Sacrifice and Vocation
Conclusion: Redescribing Healing
Cultural Healing
Liturgical Healing
Biblical Healing
Theological Healing
Epistemic Healing and Epistemological Generosity
N2  - "Practical theology for Christians affected by mental health challenges"--
ER  -