A review by jeremiah_scanlan
Evolving Faith: Wanderings of a Mormon Prophet by Steven L. Peck
challenging
funny
informative
reflective
slow-paced
4.0
Sometimes, what I want most out of a book is that it pulls me out of this old world into a new one I didn't know existed. It's like being born again.
Or, as Steve Peck writes in the closing essay: "...trying to understand moments and places of transition seems to be an important part of defining and interacting with our sacred spaces. Like an ecotone, these present us with an area of in-between-ness that is unique and contingent upon its standing as a boundary between spaces."
...And his essay did exactly that! Well done. I'm glad I sat down to read the rest of this instead of playing Animal Crossing lol. (4/5)
Or, as Steve Peck writes in the closing essay: "...trying to understand moments and places of transition seems to be an important part of defining and interacting with our sacred spaces. Like an ecotone, these present us with an area of in-between-ness that is unique and contingent upon its standing as a boundary between spaces."
...And his essay did exactly that! Well done. I'm glad I sat down to read the rest of this instead of playing Animal Crossing lol. (4/5)