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When Nietzsche Wept (1992)

July 1, 2019by C.D.Katzenmiller Leave a comment

When Josef Breuer agrees to help Friedrich Nietzsche work through his despair, he finds himself getting healed too. FN: “I can’t cure despair…I study it. Despair is the price one […]

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Dignity (2011)

October 19, 2018by C.D.Katzenmiller Leave a comment

Reading Donna Hicks’ Dignity, I continue to be struck by the foundational-level-ness of dignity: “Our emotional radar is set very low for indignities. The second we sense that someone is […]

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Why O Lord (1987)

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Carlo Carretto’s Why O Lord addresses the problem of suffering. He begins by telling the story of his own unfair injury that changed his life. He’d dreamed of being a […]

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1984 (1949)

July 31, 2018by C.D.Katzenmiller Leave a comment

‘Neither of us will even know whether the other is alive or dead. We shall be utterly without power of any kind. The one thing that matters is that we […]

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Encyclopedia Blazertannica (2018) #GFOP

June 22, 2018by C.D.Katzenmiller Leave a comment

Finished Encyclopedia Blazertannica and was left feeling grateful for the fine work of Michael Davies and Roger Bennett. There was wit and insight and backstory and product placement. Everything suboptimally […]

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Comfortable with Uncertainty (2003)

May 15, 2018by C.D.Katzenmiller Leave a comment

In Comfortable with Uncertainty, Pema Chödrön introduces several practices for becoming an awakened warrior-bodhisattva—”warrior” from the Shambhala tradition and “bodhisattva” from the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. I found her discussion of […]

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2 Chairs (2016)

April 10, 2018by C.D.Katzenmiller Leave a comment

2 Chairs is about making time for God each morning, recommending setting up two chairs in one’s home and sitting with God. When dealing with one’s problems, the book asks […]

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Books I’ve Read (2019)

– Unlearning God
– The Art of Theological Reflection
– The Wisdom of the Enneagram
– Friedman’s Fables
– Daring Greatly
– The Discovery of Being
– The Universal Christ
– When Nietzsche Wept
– The Angry Christian
– What Do We Do with the Bible?
– Owning Your Own Shadow
– Soul Among Lions
– Jung: A Very Short Introduction
– Cecelia’s Sin

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