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Harold Fickett is the author of numerous books, including an acclaimed novel about the evangelical experience, The Holy Fool; a critical biography of Flannery O Connor, Images of Grace; and the inspirational Living Christ. He is a cofounder of Image: Art, Faith, Mystery, a journal devoted to the intersection of the arts and religion. He is a contributing editor of the web magazine GodSpy (www.godspy.com) and writes regularly for such publications as Books & Culture and Crisis. Fickett made contributions to Colson s projects for twenty-five years, beginning with Loving God and most recently in The Good Life. He speaks regularly at conferences and retreats. He and his wife, Karen, live in Nacogdoches, Texas, with their children, Will and Eve.
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Book Description Hardcover. Condition: New. ''A numberless series of sayings and lives of the saints bears witness to the reality of the light, so that one would have to be mad to deny the certainty of these appearances of the light that is full of grace'' (Pavel Florensky, in The Pillar and Ground of the Truth). Well, if not mad, then at least forgetful, or numb, or dull -- and certainly all of us but a chosen few share in one of these conditions most the time. Hence the great value of a collection such as this, which reminds in diverse ways of Him who is ''everywhere present and fills all things.'' The contributors herein vary widely in their approach to the supernatural. Some are autobiographical or anecdotal (Madeleine L'Engle, Susan Bergman, Ron Austin, Ron Borofka), some draw upon lives of the saints (Ron Hansen on St. Francis, A.G. Harmon on Edith Stein, Erin McGraw on Teresa of Avila), the miracle of Scripture (Paul Mariani) or divine presence in the natural world (Larry Woiwode). Yet others (Deal Hudson, Philip Johnson and Paul Vitz) argue philosophically for the truth of the supernatural in the face of modernity's denial. And Luci Shaw and Doris Betts offer almost lyrical responses to our ever-present and ultimate enemies, doubt and death. Despite their diversity of approach, all these writers share a disarming honesty and clarity of expression. In their being gathered together, the editor has made his own compelling statement about ''the certainty of these appearances of the light that is full of grace.''. Seller Inventory # 20070607111647
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