Daphne S. reviewed Radical Prayer: Creating a Welcome for God, Ourselves, Other People and the World on + 70 more book reviews
From the back cover:
If one were to consider the Christ as life-size and if one were to bring the Christ down to eye-level, one can be thunderstruck. The full-size Christ at eye-level suddenly is very human, very near, very fascinating, very demanding - as only a storng lover can be. One naturally stands silent and waiting in awe. One hesitates to ask the terrible quetions: "What have I done for you? Waht am I doing for you? What will I be doing for you?" then one begins to chance them, waiting long and listening alertly after each question. If a response whoudl arise in one's heart, will the praying person be prepared to let this response sink in and in and in? Will the quiet be too deafening?
If one were to consider the Christ as life-size and if one were to bring the Christ down to eye-level, one can be thunderstruck. The full-size Christ at eye-level suddenly is very human, very near, very fascinating, very demanding - as only a storng lover can be. One naturally stands silent and waiting in awe. One hesitates to ask the terrible quetions: "What have I done for you? Waht am I doing for you? What will I be doing for you?" then one begins to chance them, waiting long and listening alertly after each question. If a response whoudl arise in one's heart, will the praying person be prepared to let this response sink in and in and in? Will the quiet be too deafening?
Emma C. (palamas) reviewed Radical Prayer: Creating a Welcome for God, Ourselves, Other People and the World on + 87 more book reviews
the book is in great shape, probably never read. there's a name inside the front page cover
