A Sense of Wonder Religion_ Judaism

A Sense of Wonder Religion_ Judaism"While the spiritual may be hard to describe 'except with such ephemeral gossamer murk as epiphany, or awakening or shiver of the heart,' notes editor Doyle, this essay collection demonstrates how effectively good writers can capture wonder within human existence, with little or no murk whatsoever. With his keen eye for excellent spiritual writing, explicitly religious or not, Doyle offers an array of choices that may, in his words, 'open the most

Part II introduces the work of leading theologians of the late 20th century: Karl Rahner

Topics range from studies of various approaches to interreligious dialogue in Part 1 to five comparative studies in Part 2

Kennedy and the first moon landing

A more faithful

and his promise

with little or no murk whatsoever

" including "praying for enemies

When not traveling as a spiritual teacher and giving lectures

The Path to Hope

his deepest goal was to help ordinary Christians recognize and respond to the presence of grace in their everyday lives

Edwina and Julian both work with a mixture of spiritual power

As he notes in his new Preface