Gurdjieff ve Ouspensky Öğretisi Üstüne Psikolojik Yorumlar 1 - Maurice Nicoll ücretsiz kitap indir

Geiste Raiceviciute _eisterra — I really enjoyed this book. It is fairly short and so a quick read. It is interesting in that it is formulated from questions posed by a journalist and the written answers that Pope John Paul II sent back to him when there interview wasn't able to happen. I was recently having conversations about the Catholic Church's opinion of other religions and how much I liked how very open they were. This book quotes from the Nostra Aetate: "The Catholic Church rejects nothing that is true and holy in these religions. The Church has a high regard for their conduct and way of life, for those precepts and doctrines which, although differing on many points from that which the Church believes and propounds, often reflect a ray of that truth which enlightens all men." And later: "Instead of marveling at the fact that Providence allows such a great variety of religions, we should be mazed at the number of common elements found within them." Of course, the book is not limited to this topic, but addresses (among others): The Papacy, whether God exists, why God tolerates suffering, and then addresses separately Judaism, Buddhism, and Islam; as well as eternal life and the theme of John Paul II's papacy, "Be Not Afraid!"

Shawn Live shawnlive — One critique I have, is I think it could have been a bit shorter. It was longer than the usual Sarah Dessen book but it was good. Nate is just a character that you can't help falling in love with and you just want him and Ruby to be together.

Ziad Kahaleh ziadkahale — I got as far as the introduction, wherein the combined forces of James Wood and George Orwell convinced me not to read it. I might give it a shot again after cleansing my palette with a book that isn't all of the following: a) by Graham Greene, b) entitled The X of the Y, and c) all working itself into a lather about God and affairs. I have read about God and affairs. I say, no lather shall be had from them!

Tony Milton tone77 — This was a great book. But for reasons I can't explain, because it'll ruin the ending for those who don't know, I can't say I loved it. It was another dark Harry Potter book.