The Story We Find Ourselves In: Further Adventures of a New Kind of Christian38 reviews Brian D. McLaren Jossey-Bass, 2003 The Story I found myself a part of . . . + Entertaining and thought proviking + The story we find ourselves in + And what a story!             Finding Reality: Awakening to Spiritual Freedom5 reviews Keith Loy AuthorHouse, 2008 An eye opener + Genuine, simple and humourous + clear & honest straight talking! Just the kind of realist this subject needs. He asks you to go beyond authority, belief or path and into reality; the present moment. You have to be ready to let go of what he calls second hand opinions when reading this book, because he completely shreds some misleading teachings, and much of the ...             Dark Night of the Soul36 reviews St. John of the Cross Dover Publications, 2003 excellent + Dark Night of the Soul + Classic theological literature I became familiar with this when I was in college and I had difficulty with mental illness. I am very different from other people in the way I think. I have something like severe autism caused by brain injury combined with a high tendency to think about and want to please other people. ...             Spiritual Enlightenment: The Damnedest Thing59 reviews Jed McKenna Wisefool Press, 2002 absolutely what I needed.... + Only for Those Interested in Irreverent Enlightenment + Spiritual Enligthenment The Darnedest Thing This book has absolutely moved me on from where I didnt even know I needed moving on from. It has peeled the scales from my eyes about the nature of the spiritual world I have been part of for years. It has made a bonfire in my heart for truth that had died down to comfortable, manageable embers. ...             Face to Face With God23 reviews Bill Johnson Charisma House, 2007 This is a keeper worth reading once a year. + A Whole New Level + Deep revelations + More of God + Face to Face with God             The End of Religion: Encountering the Subversive Spirituality of Jesus17 reviews Bruxy Cavey NavPress Publishing Group, 2007 Sick of Religion?......so was Jesus + Preaching to the choirless + A little revolution now and then is a good thing, don't you think? + A MUST READ!!             The Story We Find Ourselves In: Further Adventures of a New Kind of Christian38 reviews Brian D. McLaren Jossey-Bass, 2003 The Story I found myself a part of . . . + Entertaining and thought proviking + The story we find ourselves in + And what a story!             Face to Face With God23 reviews Bill Johnson Charisma House, 2007 This is a keeper worth reading once a year. + A Whole New Level + Deep revelations + More of God + Face to Face with God             The End of Religion: Encountering the Subversive Spirituality of Jesus17 reviews Bruxy Cavey NavPress Publishing Group, 2007 Sick of Religion?......so was Jesus + Preaching to the choirless + A little revolution now and then is a good thing, don't you think? + A MUST READ!!             Spiritual Enlightenment: The Damnedest Thing59 reviews Jed McKenna Wisefool Press, 2002 absolutely what I needed.... + Only for Those Interested in Irreverent Enlightenment + Spiritual Enligthenment The Darnedest Thing This book has absolutely moved me on from where I didnt even know I needed moving on from. It has peeled the scales from my eyes about the nature of the spiritual world I have been part of for years. It has made a bonfire in my heart for truth that had died down to comfortable, manageable embers. ...             Dark Night of the Soul36 reviews St. John of the Cross Dover Publications, 2003 excellent + Dark Night of the Soul + Classic theological literature I became familiar with this when I was in college and I had difficulty with mental illness. I am very different from other people in the way I think. I have something like severe autism caused by brain injury combined with a high tendency to think about and want to please other people. ...             Finding Reality: Awakening to Spiritual Freedom5 reviews Keith Loy AuthorHouse, 2008 An eye opener + Genuine, simple and humourous + clear & honest straight talking! Just the kind of realist this subject needs. He asks you to go beyond authority, belief or path and into reality; the present moment. You have to be ready to let go of what he calls second hand opinions when reading this book, because he completely shreds some misleading teachings, and much of the ...