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Laura’s 2024 Year in Books
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Keys to Bonhoeffer's Haus: Exploring the World and Wisdom of Dietrich Bonhoeffer
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Give Me the Word: Advent and Other Poems, 2000-2015
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Unconscious Christianity in Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Late Theology: Encounters with the Unknown Christ:
"This is such an important topic that it's surprising how little one hears any theological articulation on it. McLaughlin does very well to tease out Bonhoeffer's nascent but insightful contribution."
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"I have never read a book quite like this. In a world that values money, success and career achievement as a benchmark for meaningful work, the author shines a spotlight on the hidden work of caring for people in beautiful, practical, artful ways. And"
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“Bonhoeffer’s permanent legacy as a theologian has been to show that in the modern world, as in Josiah’s and Huldah’s Jerusalem, fostering the discomfiting yet life-giving practice of reading the Bible against ourselves is a major public responsibility of the Christian teacher and theologian.”
― Biblical Prophecy: Perspectives for Christian Theology, Discipleship, and Ministry
― Biblical Prophecy: Perspectives for Christian Theology, Discipleship, and Ministry
“But, as I know that strength arising from obedience has a way of simplifying things which seem impossible, my will very gladly resolves to attempt this task although the prospect seems to cause my physical nature great distress; for the Lord has not given me strength enough to enable me to wrestle continually both with sickness and with occupations of many kinds without feeling a great physical strain. May He Who has helped me by doing other and more difficult things for me help also in this: in His mercy I put my trust.”
― Interior Castle
― Interior Castle
“You’ve suffered a long time, yet you continue to stay, not because it’s easy but because you don’t want to hurt the people around you. Every day of your life so far, despite the pain, you have chosen to stay. People rarely talk about this side of suicide, but every time you make that decision not to end things, you’re making a sacrifice that most people can’t even begin to understand. You’re not a coward, you are not taking the ‘easy way out.’ You’re fighting a battle every single day, and you’re doing it out of love. I don’t think you realise just how brave that is. Not only is it an act of incredible selflessness, but it is something quite extraordinary.”
― The Dream To End All Dreams
― The Dream To End All Dreams
