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I like to read religious studies, philosophy of religion, biblical studies, theology, metaphysics, diversity, religious pluralism, ethics, theoretical physics, and all sorts of other things both academic and popular. Basically, I do the reading and then leave some ruud remarks to help you decide if a particular book is worth your time. It's that easy.
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The Death of Omnipotence and Birth of Amipotence by Thomas Jay Oord.
4/5 stars.
Philosophy of religion, ontology.
159 pages.
SacraSage, 2023.
An Unpromising Hope by Thomas R. Gaulke.
2/5 stars.
Hope, agnosticism.
170 pages.
Pickwick, 2021.
Like Birds in a Cage by David M. Crump.
4/5 stars.
Political history, theology.
334 pages.
Cascade, 2021.
Common Spaces Between Us by Melynne Rust.
3/5 stars.
Spirituality, memoir.
119 pages.
Wipf & Stock, 2019.
Pluriform Love by Thomas Jay Oord.
5/5 stars.
Theology, philosophy.
224 pages.
SacraSage, 2022.
Inflamed by Rupa Marya & Raj Patel.
5/5 stars.
Social science, medicine.
484 pages.
Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2021.
The Face of Addiction by Joshua Lawson.
3/5 stars.
Societal issues, addiction.
171 pages.
Quoir, 2021.
Grounding Our Faith in a Pluralist World by John P. Keenan.
4/5 stars.
Religious studies, Buddhism.
123 pages.
Wipf & Stock, 2009.
The Whole Thing by Jason English.
1/5 stars.
Pastoral theology.
129 pages.
Self-published, 2019.
Beyond Language by Vern R. Walker.
3/5 stars.
Philosophy, poetry.
72 pages.
Resource Publications, 2021.
Saying No to God by Matthew J. Korpman.
5/5 stars.
Biblical studies, theology.
358 pages.
Quoir, 2019.
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