Worth Reading

Much better than "Wild At Heart," which I have a lot of disagreements with.

Saved my life, but...

I told my buddy that I only agreed with two percent of what I read in this book. He said, "but then two percent milk can be pretty satisfying!"^M

...Out of the dark night he leaps like a stranger to cripple and to bless...

My guess is that readers who think they already have a good handle on life and Christian doctrine will probably be disappointed with this book. Likewise, this book will disappoint readers who want to see concepts like faith, hope, love, idolatry, grace, election, predestination, etc., expressed in religious language with which they are familiar, and not in language (and metaphors) in which people of our culture commonly express what is important to us and what drives us. Many thoughtful, ardent, traditionally-minded, well-meaning Catholics, Calvinists, etc., will not like this book.^M