domestic goddess
1-17-12, 4:34pm
I just finished a book I can hardly recommend enough: Falling Upward by Richard Rohr.
I want to spend some time mulling it over, and then it will be a definite re-read. It deals with spirituality in the two halves of our lives. Especially now that I am in the second half of my life, this helped to answer some questions I've had about some self-professed Christians who seem to be filled with hate, rather than love, judgement rather than acceptance, and dissatisfaction with everything in their lives. This isn't the Christ I know, and wasn't one I was sure I wanted to know. Learning about the two halves of a spiritual life and the tasks that one must perform in each, really made me say "Oh, yeah." numerous times while I was reading it.
I don't often recommend books because I don't know many people who read the same kind of books I do, but I just couldn't resist with this book, in this forum.
I want to spend some time mulling it over, and then it will be a definite re-read. It deals with spirituality in the two halves of our lives. Especially now that I am in the second half of my life, this helped to answer some questions I've had about some self-professed Christians who seem to be filled with hate, rather than love, judgement rather than acceptance, and dissatisfaction with everything in their lives. This isn't the Christ I know, and wasn't one I was sure I wanted to know. Learning about the two halves of a spiritual life and the tasks that one must perform in each, really made me say "Oh, yeah." numerous times while I was reading it.
I don't often recommend books because I don't know many people who read the same kind of books I do, but I just couldn't resist with this book, in this forum.