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	title:	Living in Two Kingdoms
	author:	David Adam
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	SPCK Publishing
	released:	November 1, 2007
	isbn:	0281057753
	isbn-13:	9780281057757

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Customer Reviews
Packed with good things - Rated This slim, easy to read volume by Adam is packed with good things. Drawing on his own experiences, the celtic tradition and the story of the prodigal son, he `helps us to recognise that the visible world of matter and the invisible world of spirit are not two worlds but one' (to quote the blurb). Each chapter ends with meditations, readings and prayers, and unlike some books these are an integral part of the book that really add to its value. Through these Adam is always gently challenging his readers to deepen their relationship with God, and not simply to be passive readers. Anyway I think it's excellent and would commend it to anyone who wanted to think about what it means to be `in the world but not of the world' or the 'now and not yet' of the kingdom.

Customer Reviews

Packed with good things - Rated 5/5
This slim, easy to read volume by Adam is packed with good things. Drawing on his own experiences, the celtic tradition and the story of the prodigal son, he `helps us to recognise that the visible world of matter and the invisible world of spirit are not two worlds but one' (to quote the blurb). Each chapter ends with meditations, readings and prayers, and unlike some books these are an integral part of the book that really add to its value. Through these Adam is always gently challenging his readers to deepen their relationship with God, and not simply to be passive readers. Anyway I think it's excellent and would commend it to anyone who wanted to think about what it means to be `in the world but not of the world' or the 'now and not yet' of the kingdom.