Diriliş - Lev Nikolayeviç Tolstoy ücretsiz kitap indir

Rodrigo Camelo rodrigocamelo — Chuck da öyle görünmüyor. Ödüllendirici olduğu kadar sinir bozucu.

Devone Paul devonepaul — This is the most impressive book I have read recently. One reason I may have enjoyed it so much is that it is not theology, Connolly is a political philosopher. He does, however, spend time developing a notion of 'existential faith' which is a kind of ubiquitous reality of human Being which is present in all kinds of structures other than traditional religious groups or institutions. Anyways, he sets out to discuss how our world really is pluralistic and how we can live peacefully within this reality. His best work is showing how we are failing to do this - by not understanding how persons are constructed and how they experience the world. He opposes simple dualities of public reason/private faith, intellectual belife and spiritual practice. My paper for religious pluralism centered around how connolly offers new spiritual practices for christians to help them love 'God and neighbor' in a pluralistic world.

Roger Ramos ramos — Read this after going to Kenya. It is a beautifully written book, and capture's the feel of Kenya to a T!

Weurui Yu tx025923ef27 — ** spoiler alert ** This book was riveting. The story was so well crafted and the characters had so much depth. I would have given it five stars except for an inconsistency that bugged me through the whole story. Katsa, the heroine, refuses to be a wife or mother. In her society women are viewed as property (somewhat) and she sees marriage and motherhood as a loss of control and one's self. She vows never to marry so that no one will control her but her. However, as the story progresses she puts both the man she loves and the child she cares about above herself. She becomes connected to them in such a way that she is willing to sacrifice her own safety, comfort and desires to meet their needs. She gives them control of her heart and, essentially, if not literally, she becomes a wife and mother. I guess I kind of felt like there was a message being pushed on me as the reader that marriage is a corrupt institution that will cause you to lose your self and that commitment to another is synonymous with giving control to another. And, being happily married, I disagree and felt myself disagreeing through the whole story. So that made it a little less delightful for me.