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- Author: Wayne Holmes
- Publisher: Religious Recovery Press
- ISBN-10: 0989868125
- ISBN-13: 9780989868129
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 0.7 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Strength for the Journey Home: Fifty-Two Weekly Readings for Religious Recovery is the follow-up book to Every Path Leads Home: Opening to your Spiritual Journey. Strength for the Journey Home provides deeper insight into the Thirteen Steps and Thirteen Stones that are introduced in Every Path Leads Home. In addition, it provides fifty-two weekly readings that will encourage readers on their journey of spiritual healing and growth. As was the case with Every Path Leads Home, it is a beautifully written book that can be helpful for anyone who has been abused by the supposed rules and strictures of a church or congregation or pastor, for anyone who has been abused by an overly zealous religious person, for anyone who has come to see religion not as a faith experience but rather as a set of ironclad rules, and for anyone who has grown weary of the struggle to find God by whatever name they call God.
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- Author: Wayne Holmes
- Publisher: Religious Recovery Press
- ISBN-10: 0989868125
- ISBN-13: 9780989868129
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 0.7 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Strength for the Journey Home: Fifty-Two Weekly Readings for Religious Recovery is the follow-up book to Every Path Leads Home: Opening to your Spiritual Journey. Strength for the Journey Home provides deeper insight into the Thirteen Steps and Thirteen Stones that are introduced in Every Path Leads Home. In addition, it provides fifty-two weekly readings that will encourage readers on their journey of spiritual healing and growth. As was the case with Every Path Leads Home, it is a beautifully written book that can be helpful for anyone who has been abused by the supposed rules and strictures of a church or congregation or pastor, for anyone who has been abused by an overly zealous religious person, for anyone who has come to see religion not as a faith experience but rather as a set of ironclad rules, and for anyone who has grown weary of the struggle to find God by whatever name they call God.
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