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5.0 out of 5 stars
Mastering the paradox,
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This review is from: Certain Kind of Perfection (Paperback)
The illustrations are wonderful! To start with that recommends the book, but the dynamic tension of trying to find what a life lived in the Holy Spirit looks, feels and sounds like animates these selections. Although all the authors are Quakers, anyone can identify with their striving to choose what God would have them do and finding that it often eludes words. The dialectic between two ways of telling about the experience, one from the holiness of Wesleyanism and the other from a more traditional Friends right discernment of God's will for action in the world, gives depth to what could have been merely repetitious.
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Certain Kind of Perfection by Margery Post Abbott (Paperback - June 1997)
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