Surprised by Hope | N.T. Wright
Not so very much time for leisurely reading lately. I have been stagnantly paused in the middle of The Tiger's Wife for over a month now- and not for lack of interest. Books are dear to me. So imaginative, so enjoyable, so affecting. They comprise of end of a days and breakaways. I miss its escape.
March is not yet over, but I already know that I will not finish any other books in the remaining three days.
Non-fiction has always been a challenge for me- unless it is a history where there is still story. Stories are and always be what makes my love of reading so deep. However, I am in a theological book group made up of some very special friends of mine and we meet once a week and discuss difficult questions, try to wrap our minds around heady concepts, and together- we hope for hope.
This book has been read over a series of many months, split in the middle by an intermission to read a part of Eternity in their Hearts by Don Richardson. There is so much to be said of what I did or did not agree with, what provoked what in me, and where I have more questions, but that is precisely what book group meetings are for.
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