The author takes a new look at what it means to share God's life as Christians, as he "pushes, prods, and plays with the events and behavior of everyday life until they become transparent conveyors of grace. This is a wonderful refresher course for those who need to sharpen their vision of the Spirit at work in the ordinary" (Carolyn Osiek, RSCJ).
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Awesome book!,
By Not a theologian, but open to the spirit! (Greensboro, NC) - See all my reviews
This review is from: A New Look at Grace: A Spirituality of Wholeness (Paperback)
This is one of the simplest yet most profound books on spirituality I have ever read (and re-read!) Each time I go back to it I find new depth. It is written in a simple, poetic style, and is a joy to read. It's basic thesis is that "grace," is all around us and that all we need to do is become aware of how God is present in our everyday life. I cannot recommend this book enough, it is itself a blessing to us!
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brought me closer to the Lorda,
By susiecube@webtv.net (L.A.) - See all my reviews
This review is from: A New Look at Grace: A Spirituality of Wholeness (Paperback)
I was able to understand grace in a simplified and loving attitude. It has helped me realize the work of grace in my life. The style of composition was excwellent which lent itself to easy reading. Wonderful book.
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LIFE CHANGING BOOK,
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This review is from: A New Look at Grace: A Spirituality of Wholeness (Paperback)
I read this book as part of a graduate theology program. I was ready for this text which was both approachable and profound in the discussion of Grace. The author takes the thick, theological work of Karl Rahner and turns it into prose. It is especially helpful for those people middle-aged or older who recall the pre-Vatican II Catholic Church. I highly recommend it!
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