the book
i am almost finished with this book. i have to say that, well, i just
don’t know what to think about it. i am a bit confused and my heart
feels sadness. but, perhaps, for now, that is a good thing.
i welcome your comments.
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the book
i am almost finished with this book. i have to say that, well, i just
don’t know what to think about it. i am a bit confused and my heart
feels sadness. but, perhaps, for now, that is a good thing.
i welcome your comments.
~
The Beautiful Due
Artful Words to Inspire Everyday Living
Daily short takes from an Appalachian hollow
Nance – I was thinking you did a review on this along with MERE CHURCHIANITY … if so, could you direct me to that link?
I've read it – and reviewed it for PRISM. It's like a companion to Mere Churchianity. There are quite a few of these books being published right now – which tells you that publishers are finding a market for them. Not exactly a good commentary on the church.
I am just beginning and yes, confused would be a good word … keeping prayer at the forefront each time I open it.
I loved the first half. Was really convicted. But the ending was kinda weak. IMHO.
Yes, they do hurt sometimes, those books. I haven't read too many on the state of the church or Christianity in recent years – and not this one. The brain wobbles a bit with change, with different views — there is that confusion and sadness… letting go, rowing to something else, remembering. Sometimes sudden, sometimes slow. And yet we are held, though sometimes it does not feel that way. Sending warm hugs, M.