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Tag Archives: Henri Nouwen
God will take us back
Like the prodigal son, God always takes us back.
Understanding Christians in Fowler’s Stages of Faith
Ask a seven year-old what it’s like to be 70. Get angry when a 16 year-old new driver doesn’t understand how to disassemble a car engine. Speak with a pair of 15-year-olds about the hermeneutic that informs their theology to … Continue reading
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Tagged Dalai Lama, Faith Development, Franklin Graham, fundamentalists, Henri Nouwen, James Dobson, James Fowler, Maslow, Tony Campolo
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Henri Nouwen on comparing
“Much sadness and gladness in my life flows directly from my comparing, and most, if not all, of this comparing is useless and a terrible waste of time and energy.” – Henri Nouwen Continue reading
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