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Publishers Weekly:
Miller, author of Blue Like Jazz, serves as campus ministry leader at Reed College. His writing voice is casual and somewhat eccentric, while his theories-largely derived from experience rather than extensive study-are at times brilliant, at times questionable and rarely supported by outside sources. The book covers a great deal of territory: Miller's walking away from God as a teenager and returning to his faith; the competitive nature of human relationships, painfully demonstrated through junior high memories; the meaning of morality and religion; the essence of true Christianity. ...
This has lots to recommend it - though I would say I liked Blue Like Jazz more... but it has a nice survey of Miiler's life, and lots of quirky observations about life and faith. His metaphors of life as (or not as ) a lifeboat, and the circus freak-dimensions are not your run of the mill inspirational book.
This has lots to recommend it - though I would say I liked Blue Like Jazz more... but it has a nice survey of Miiler's life, and lots of quirky observations about life and faith. His metaphors of life as (or not as ) a lifeboat, and the circus freak-dimensions are not your run of the mill inspirational book.
Publishers Weekly:
Miller, author of Blue Like Jazz, serves as campus ministry leader at Reed College. His writing voice is casual and somewhat eccentric, while his theories-largely derived from experience rather than extensive study-are at times brilliant, at times questionable and rarely supported by outside sources. The book covers a great deal of territory: Miller's walking away from God as a teenager and returning to his faith; the competitive nature of human relationships, painfully demonstrated through junior high memories; the meaning of morality and religion; the essence of true Christianity. ...
