By Keiralee Friesen and ChristianWeek on
Books on suffering are plenty, from the intimate journals of those who have loved and lost, to scholarly, detached essays on the purpose and meaning of universal affliction. In Scott Cairns’ The End of Suffering, we are given a work…Read More→
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Dense with spiritual wisdom inherited from the desert fathers and mothers, Henri Nouwen’s The Way of the Heart delves into the three disciplines of solitude, silence and prayer, which are surprisingly difficult to reconcile with a culture that glorifies image,…Read More→
By Keiralee Friesen and ChristianWeek on
Dense with spiritual wisdom inherited from the desert fathers and mothers, Henri Nouwen’s The Way of the Heart delves into the three disciplines of solitude, silence and prayer, which are surprisingly difficult to reconcile with a culture that glorifies image,…Read More→
By Keiralee Friesen and ChristianWeek on
Douglas Coupland’s newest work, Generation A, follows the story of five young adults from around the world who appear, at first, to have only one thing in common: they have been stung by bees which, in the near-future setting of…Read More→