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Jonathan’s 2024 Year in Books
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Jonathan Heaslet
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Philip Gulley; Jan Karon; Marilynne Robinson
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East of Apple Glen
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Hawks Nest Chronicles
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Hawks Nest Chronicles: Good News from Osceola, Iowa
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The Secret of Secrets (Robert Langdon, #6)
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| What a pleasant surprise. Instead of a staid, clinical presentation of patients with various neurological disorders, Dr. Sacks tells us their stories. He humanizes them. He views his patients through the lenses of theology, literature, music, biology ...more | |
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| If I were the editor of Scanlon’s book, I would have instead made the issues (she calls them Problems) presented in Chapter 19 into Chapter 1, and then evaluated alternative solutions through the lenses of prevailing economic theories. Instead, the r ...more | |
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| A satirical novel that skewers England’s Secret Service in the post WWII race to spy on everyone everywhere. To this end, Graham Greene creates as his protagonist Mr. Wormold, an UN-Bond if ever there was one, a vacuum cleaner salesman in Havana recr ...more | |
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How to Kill a City: Gentrification, Inequality, and the Fight for the Neighborhood:
"I really enjoyed this book! I did the first half as an audiobook and the second half as a physical paperback, and I found both methods to be very easily consumable, which to me is a testament to the accessible and engaging writing style. I thought I "
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“I saw how the Bible isn’t a book about how to get into heaven, it’s a library of poems and letters and stories about bringing heaven to earth now, about this world becoming more and more the place it should be. There is very, very little in the Bible about what happens when you die. That’s not what the writers were focused on. Their interest, again and again, is on how this world is arranged.”
― Everything Is Spiritual: Finding Your Way in a Turbulent World
― Everything Is Spiritual: Finding Your Way in a Turbulent World
“God is not a question about what may or may not be up there or above or out there— God is what we’re unquestionably in.”
― Everything Is Spiritual: Finding Your Way in a Turbulent World
― Everything Is Spiritual: Finding Your Way in a Turbulent World
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Confused as to why there is no birth narrative in Mark and John? Confused as to why Joseph & Mary lived in Nazareth but traveled to Bethlehem in Luke, but lived in Bethlehem and moved to Nazareth in Matthew? Then read THE FIRST CHRISTMAS, by John Dominic Crossan and Marcus Borg. Unravel the stories of Jesus’ birth and deepen not just your understanding of the gospels, but deepen your faith.
