Waiting on God is a collection of essays and letters by Simone Weil that explores the nature of faith, suffering, and the human relationship with God.
Weil grapples with fundamental questions about the existence of God, the problem of evil, and the meaning of human existence.
She delves into the themes of suffering and affliction, love of God, grace and necessity, and the role of intelligence.
"Waiting on God" can be classified as philosophical theology, spiritual autobiography, and essays and letters.
It is a non-fiction book that falls under the categories of philosophy, religion, and spirituality.
It is considered a classic of 20th-century religious thought and continues to inspire readers with its profound insights and challenging perspective.