Written by theologian and philosopher Henry Scott Holland, 'Good Friday' is a moving and meditative exploration of the significance of Christ's crucifixion. Holland's thoughtful reflections on the meanings of sacrifice, suffering, and redemption offer readers a fresh perspective on the central event of the Christian faith. This book will appeal to anyone seeking to deepen their spiritual life and enhance their understanding of Easter.

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