Five books stood out this year. In an age of excess, noise, and content masquerading as wisdom, these were rare companions: books that changed the way I think, pray, judge, and remember. From Boethius on suffering and providence, to C.S. Lewis’ medieval imagination, to ecclesial indifference, and the loss of ritual, these are books worth keeping and rereading.
Thanks Sarah. I'm listening to Boethius on Audible. It is truly life changing and potentially culture changing if many more couldf listen to it with an open heart. Thanks for the tip and helping me move in a better direction toward the begionning of the new year
You cannot go wrong with "The Consolation of Philosophy" by Boethius. A very short read but very profound; it will cause you to pause and reflect. Highly recommend.
Thanks Sarah. I'm listening to Boethius on Audible. It is truly life changing and potentially culture changing if many more couldf listen to it with an open heart. Thanks for the tip and helping me move in a better direction toward the begionning of the new year
You cannot go wrong with "The Consolation of Philosophy" by Boethius. A very short read but very profound; it will cause you to pause and reflect. Highly recommend.
Thank you for the Christmas gift ideas :)
Is there irony in posting about _Deadly Indifference_?
And, yes I have added to my ego account by using the underscore character for the book title rather than quotation marks as used by another commenter.
Immediately bought "Deadly Indifference". Hope the book will suggest faithful Christian responses and not just a catalogue of the churches' failures.
Thanks, always interested in good reads and these sound great.