For those who want basically secular history with some non-inspirational references to Biblical characters (something like The Story of the World by Susan Bauer), then this could be for you. As a Christian family looking for something that seriously integrated Biblical history with other world history, or provides thought-provoking commentary, this wasn’t it. I still..
Joseph Pearce helps us to see our own hero’s journey in Tolkien’s The Hobbit. There are layers of meaning he unpacks beyond what I could have imagined!
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This book provided a deeper understanding of the afterlife then I’ve ever read before. Thank you.
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A short simple but eternal and timeless truth. It summarizes what anyone truly seeking God needs to contemplate and understand. This is my second listen and I definitely hope to be listening again soon.
The writer is a Sainte. Maybe one of the most Divine and Astonishing Sainte of our poor human condition. Anne Catherine Emmerich who was gifted with The most unusual Grâces of very precises visions of The Holly Family . Thus book is first read with a perfect tone, dictionary and clarity . I have no..
I Especially liked Hugh Harper reading the story, his voice was perfect to listen to
Even if you do not follow all the excercises but one or just a few this book will make a difference. It is not written for religious or priests but for lay people.
The book is great. Well written and easy to follow. A good narrative. But the narrator attempting to mimic accents for each quote was just jarring.
Beautifully written; the love, passion, and desires of the saints were expressed so descriptively in this book. Great testimonies, and fantastic instruction for each stage
I’ve been way to complacent. Hell is real and is a choice we make. Don’t get used to the darkness of sin. Heaven won’t be enjoyable for you. God doesn’t damn you to hell. He loves you there.