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Robertson Dean interprets NouwenÕs vision of theology and philosophical wisdom with a clear and effortless narration. The foundation of NouwenÕs work is solitude, silence, and prayer. In a seamless narration Dean explains NouwenÕs belief that solitude develops compassion, which leads to healing. Dean narrates with full value and attention to detail when Nouwen speaks of the necessity of silence to allow God to mold our thoughts and speech. DeanÕs energy engages the listener when Nouwen relates the necessity of faithfulness in prayer, through which we develop the ability to rest in Him and become aware of His presence. With a cadence that matches his narrative pace, Dean delivers NouwenÕs life-altering meditation and encourages listeners to disengage from an increasingly hectic lifestyle and draw close to God. G.D.W. © AudioFile 2008, Portland, Maine-- Copyright © AudioFile, Portland, Maine --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.
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?In these increasingly more sound polluted and frenetic years, Henri Nouwen?s simple words about the prayer of the heart will be helpful for all who seek to turn from the complex wiles of the world to the simplicity of the love of God.?
?MADELEINE L?ENGLE --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
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Robertson Dean interprets NouwenÕs vision of theology and philosophical wisdom with a clear and effortless narration. The foundation of NouwenÕs work is solitude, silence, and prayer. In a seamless narration Dean explains NouwenÕs belief that solitude develops compassion, which leads to healing. Dean narrates with full value and attention to detail when Nouwen speaks of the necessity of silence to allow God to mold our thoughts and speech. DeanÕs energy engages the listener when Nouwen relates the necessity of faithfulness in prayer, through which we develop the ability to rest in Him and become aware of His presence. With a cadence that matches his narrative pace, Dean delivers NouwenÕs life-altering meditation and encourages listeners to disengage from an increasingly hectic lifestyle and draw close to God. G.D.W. © AudioFile 2008, Portland, Maine-- Copyright © AudioFile, Portland, Maine --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.
Review
?In these increasingly more sound polluted and frenetic years, Henri Nouwen?s simple words about the prayer of the heart will be helpful for all who seek to turn from the complex wiles of the world to the simplicity of the love of God.?
?MADELEINE L?ENGLE --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
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