Jamie Moon’s Reviews > Hurting Yet Whole: Reconciling Body and Spirit in Chronic Pain and Illness > Status Update
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"This understanding of God's world and our role in it has helped me to let go of the desire to ‘go back' to some idyllic past where I had no pain and things were ‘as they should be.’ I certainly grieve my losses. Yet I don’t believe that God will push the reset button…Rather, this ‘better world' will involve transformation, not a rewind, of our pain. The way out is not back, but through.” p.45-46
— Jun 09, 2025 09:24AM
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Jamie Moon
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“…disability is an open minority that any of us might join at any time, especially as we get older.” p. 162
“Wholeness must embrace our current brokenness, or it is not wholeness, but nostalgia.” p.167
— Nov 19, 2025 08:29AM
“Wholeness must embrace our current brokenness, or it is not wholeness, but nostalgia.” p.167
Jamie Moon
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“This is my hope-that there is light at the end of this tunnel of death. That when I have lost everything that makes me who I am, I will still remain, because I am held up by something more solid than my self, than my body, than my very consciousness. I am held up by a love as strong as death (Song of Solomon 8:6).”
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Jamie Moon
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“Being fully human is to inhabit the wild mysteries of our bodies and trust that, because Christ was a body, and still is a body, we don’t need to fear this place. We can say, it is good, because Christ meets us here.” p. 29
— May 28, 2025 07:33PM
