Description
About the Author
GETHIN ABRAHAM-WILLIAMS, an Oxford University Theology graduate, is a Baptist minister, a University tutor in the Bible in the Contemporary World and member of various ecumenical and inter-faith groups
Reviews
This book touches a raw nerve. Like the authors of Godless Morality and God: A Guide for the Perplexed, it takes seriously the religious and moral sentiments of an age which has largely given up on organised religion but which is eager to know and feel the Divine purpose and destiny of all humanity. It is a morally serious book critically engaging with a wide range of spiritual quests, treasuring what is authentic and eschewing what is trivial and even dangerous. The author's creative mind and poetic style provides the reader with a unique moral compass by which to explore the contemporary spiritual landscape. Inspired by the writings of the Hebrew prophet Ezekiel, this book promises to become a spiritual classic in our time and deserves to be widely read. (Myra Blyth, Tutor, Oxford University) Gethin Abtraham-Williams writes poetically, perceptively and simply about complicated and difficult matters. It is a book that could help many who want an intelligent and creative faith. (Most Rev Dr Barry Morgan, Archbishop of Wales)
Book Information
ISBN 9781846944994
Author Gethin Abraham-william
Format Paperback
Page Count 152
Imprint Circle Books
Publisher Collective Ink
Weight(grams) 158g
Dimensions(mm) 215mm * 140mm * 10mm