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Tyler Blanski’s Followers (8)
Tyler Blanski
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Chance or the Dance?: A Critique of Modern Secularism
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1969
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6 editions
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An Immovable Feast: How I Gave Up Spirituality for a Life of Religious Abundance
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Mud & Poetry: Love, Sex, and the Sacred
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2010
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6 editions
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When Donkeys Talk: A Quest to Rediscover the Mystery and Wonder of Christianity
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2013
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Find Your Fight: Rugged Wisdom for Faithful Dads Who Refuse to Settle
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Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs of Your Sex Life
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2010
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Clay Eyes
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2010
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Loveletting
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2010
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“Prayer makes coffee shops of our souls, places that celebrate and savor the presence and lordship of God in our lives. It must be unceasing and constant. It must become who we are.”
― Mud & Poetry: Love, Sex, and the Sacred
― Mud & Poetry: Love, Sex, and the Sacred
“Men don’t cover their heads during Mass, because they are a liturgical reminder of the One to whom all of us—men and women together—are united by Baptism: Christ the Bridegroom. Women cover their heads as a liturgical reminder of who all of us—men and women together—are by Baptism: Mother Church, the Bride of the Lamb. Together in the Mass, we tell the story of the wedding of heaven and earth, Christ and his Bride, the first thing.”
― An Immovable Feast: How I Gave Up Spirituality for a Life of Religious Abundance
― An Immovable Feast: How I Gave Up Spirituality for a Life of Religious Abundance
“As John Henry Cardinal Newman says: “Quarry the granite rock with razors, or moor the vessel with a thread of silk; then may you hope with such keen and delicate instruments as human knowledge and human reason to contend against those giants, the passion and pride of man.”10 The idea of giving God everything sounded good in principle; living it was another matter. I did not know if I could give him that. But I sensed that if I didn’t, if I did not say Yes, step by step, I would follow the path of the fallen angels who said, “I will not serve.”
― An Immovable Feast: How I Gave Up Spirituality for a Life of Religious Abundance
― An Immovable Feast: How I Gave Up Spirituality for a Life of Religious Abundance
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