I've never read anything by Goldsworthy before, but he comes highly recommended. I'd like to takle this one before the semester begins, but that seems a little lofty!
I've read lots of books on spirituality, but this one looks to be a unique look at Biblial models of spirituality.
I've been looking forward to getting this for months. It will be a delayed gratification, cause I'm putting it off until I get the other two read, but the first book in this series, which I mentioned in my sermon on Habakkuk, was great - if you're into church history.Oh yeah, before I read any of these, I'm going to make it a point to read a work of fiction. Maybe the Lord of the Rings, which I've never actually read!
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More power to you if you get through LOTR before the semester starts.
The spiritualty book's caught my eye. I'm curious about what is has to say.
doug, i think i sense a lack of faith -- just because you read the first part and then quit... ((though, you do get credit for going back))
dan -- this just made my day! yes, definitely read LOTR, that's my vote :) and if you ever want to chat about it...
hmmmm, this makes me want to read it again...
Ha ha... not a lack of faith... my Leviticus loving friend. More of a quiet confidence in my appreciation of Dan's character.
Dan...fiction...yes! LOTR...yes! You're heading in a good direction--I like this! A holiday from abstraction. I expect to hear Tom Bombadil or Ghân-buri-Ghân used as a sermon illustration. :) And no, you're just not allowed to look them up on Wikipedia. Keep us posted on your progress!
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