Dying to Self and Detachment

Focusing on the concept of dying to self, this book addresses contemporary issues surrounding detachment. Kellenberger delves into the complexities of individual will, desire, and attachment to others, as well as the interplay between self-love and self-respect. It also examines modern secular forms of detachment, including chemical inducements. By highlighting the significance of the religious virtue of detachment, the book offers insights applicable to the challenges of twenty-first-century living.