How to be Wise opens with an unexpectedly entertaining survey of the philosophical and religious roots of wisdom, before focusing on the brooding text of Ecclesiastes. Illumination of a more uplifting kind is then found in the sublime language...
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How to be Wise opens with an unexpectedly entertaining survey of the philosophical and religious roots of wisdom, before focusing on the brooding text of Ecclesiastes. Illumination of a more uplifting kind is then found in the sublime language of the Prologue of St John's Gospel, and the life and letters of St Paul. The second part of the book turns intriguingly to a number of less obvious topics. The author considers what it means to be a serious reader and how literature can enable us to discover more about ourselves; he probes the spiritual dimension of music and its power to speak to deep human longings; he offers valuable insights into the significance of the human emotions in relation to our wellbeing and moral imagination and, finally, a personal testimony to the place and significance of silence in matters of faith and our human journey.
PRODUCT DETAIL
- Catalogue Code 402993
- Product Code 9780281068937
- ISBN 0281068933
- EAN 9780281068937
- Pages 144
- Department General Books
- Category Christian Living
- Sub-Category General
- Publisher Society For Promoting Christian Knowledge Spck
- Publication Date Aug 2013
- Dimensions 216 x 138 x 8mm
- Weight 0.194kg
Rod Garner
Rod Garner is an Anglican priest, writer and theologian. he is currently Vicar of Holy Trinity, Southport, Theological Consultant to the Diocese of Liverpool and Hon. Canon of Liverpool Cathedral.