A detailed study of the life and teachings of St. John of the Cross, one of the most important mystics in the Christian tradition. Peers's analysis provides a rich and nuanced understanding of St. John's work, situating it in the context of his time and exploring the ideas that inspired him. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in Christian mysticism and the history of religious thought.
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