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Tag Archives: book review
Second Mountain: a book review
Author David Brooks’ new book, The Second Mountain, can best be summarized by a 1960’s song and film, “What’s It All About Alfie”? The book is about a middle aged man who is thinking about what’s beyond the first mountain: … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, Brooks, life, meaning, relationship, religion, Second Mountain
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BOOK REVIEW: Beyond Original Sin
Irish writer Diarmuid O”Murchu has kept up his a book-a-year publication pace with yet another new book, Beyond Original Sin: Recovering Humanity’s Creative Urge, in which he returns to his fundamental thesis that the patriarchy under which we have lived … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, Christianity, o'Murchu, original sin, religion, science
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INCARNATION: A BOOK REVIEW
Incarnation: a book review In his latest book, Incarnation, Irish author, Diarmuid O’Murchu, writes for mature adults, what he calls wise elders, people over sixty who seek adult faith formation. He believes this group especially is looking for the message … Continue reading
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Tagged adult faith formation, Big Bang, book review, evollution, evolution, Great Spirit, incarnation, New Cosmology, o'Murchu, religion
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Wetland Wild Flowers
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Tagged Beavercreek Wetlands, book review, design, photography, photos, wetland flowers, wetlands
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The Death and Life of The Great Lakes, a book review
Having lived on the shore of Lake Erie for 20 years, the new book by Dan Egan caught my interest. I was there when the Cuyahoga River caught fire and when the death of Lake Erie was pronounced. I vividly … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, ecosystems, environment, Great Lakes, invasive species, politics, religion, science, technology
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The Benedict Option: a book review
In his new book, The Benedict Option, author Rod Dreher suggests that Christian churches are heading into a New Dark age in which the power and prestige of the church will be diminished and members will suffer a loss of … Continue reading
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Tagged Benedict Option, book review, Christianity, Dreher, evolution, reflection, spirituality
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A BOOK REVIEW
The Road to Character by David Brooks though published in 2015 seems extremely relevant to 2017 as we enter a new political era. In this book, New York Times columnist Brooks describes the live of a dozen or so … Continue reading
