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Spirituality and Religion September 2021 |
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Quiverfull : Inside the Christian Patriarchy Movement
by Kathryn Joyce
Provides an intimate view of the patriarchy movement. They believe the "biblical" woman wears modest, feminine dress and avoids not only sex but also dating before marriage. She doesn't speak in church, or try to have authority over men. She is a submissive wife who bolsters her husband in his role as spiritual and earthly leader of the family
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Remember God
by Annie F. Downs
For centuries, God’s people have been building altars to Him—to remind themselves and the people around them of His work. His goodness. His kindness. Stacks of stones. Altars. Temples. Cathedrals. Why? Because they believed God and wanted to remember Him.
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Man's Search for Meaning
by Viktor E. Frankl
A prominent Viennese psychiatrist recounts his experiences in a Nazi concentration camp that led to the development of his existentialist approach to psychotherapy.
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The Peace Project : A 30-Day Experiment Practicing Thankfulness, Kindness, and Mercy
by Kay Wills Wyma
Enter The Peace Project with its short, digestible chapters full of practical application. This thirty-day experiment invites you to experience lasting personal peace through the outward practices of thankfulness, kindness, and mercy. In these hopeful pages, Kay Wills Wyma takes us along on a journey to see others--as well as ourselves--not as objects or obstacles but as people of great worth. People who matter.
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Books You Might Have Missed
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| Faith After Doubt: Why Your Beliefs Stopped Working and What to Do About It by Brian D. McLarenWhat it is: a thoughtful examination of doubt as part of a faith journey, and how it can serve as a springboard for a more mature relationship with spirituality.
Why you might like it: Author Brian D. McLaren argues for approaching doubt with sincerity instead of scorn, and for making space for struggling believers to ask questions without fear.
Reviewers say: Faith After Doubt is a "helpful, non-judgmental resource for readers questioning their Christian faith" (Library Journal). |
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