Dialogue of Comfort against Tribulation

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Dialogue of Comfort against Tribulation is a Christian philosophical and devotional work by Thomas More, written during his imprisonment, offering spiritual counsel on facing suffering and persecution with faith and courage.

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instanceOf Christian devotional work
philosophical work
religious dialogue
addresses fear of pain and death
problem of evil
temptation to despair
associatedWith Christian humanism
author Thomas More NERFINISHED
circulation manuscript circulation before print publication
compositionPeriod 1534
1535
countryOfOrigin Kingdom of England
emphasizes detachment from worldly goods
necessity of prayer
preparation for death
value of tribulation for spiritual growth
featuresCharacter Anthony NERFINISHED
Vincent NERFINISHED
form dialogue
genre Christian literature
philosophical dialogue
spiritual treatise
hasMoralTeaching charity toward persecutors
obedience to God over earthly powers
patience in adversity
historicalContext English Reformation NERFINISHED
reign of Henry VIII NERFINISHED
influencedBy Bible NERFINISHED
Christian patristic tradition
language English
legacy considered one of Thomas More's major religious works
often read as preparation for martyrdom of Thomas More
literaryPeriod Renaissance NERFINISHED
literaryStructure two books
mainTheme Christian courage
consolation
hope of eternal life
martyrdom
persecution
suffering
trust in God
purpose to offer spiritual counsel in times of suffering
to strengthen Christians facing persecution
religiousDenomination Roman Catholicism
religiousTradition Christianity
setting Hungary NERFINISHED
writtenDuring imprisonment of Thomas More in the Tower of London

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Thomas More work Dialogue of Comfort against Tribulation