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The book of practical faith

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Is faith meant only for churchgoers? This concise and eloquent volume offers a vision of a "practical faith" that will benefit anyone regardless of their religious (or irreligious) beliefs. In four lucid steps - Releasing Guilt, Gathering Trust, Practicing Patience, …

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Is faith meant only for churchgoers? This concise and eloquent volume offers a vision of a "practical faith" that will benefit anyone regardless of their religious (or irreligious) beliefs. In four lucid steps - Releasing Guilt, Gathering Trust, Practicing Patience, and Learning Transcendence - D. Patrick Miller reveals a path to greater peace, perseverance, and dedication in the midst of everyday life. What people are saying about The Book of Practical Faith: Selected for inclusion in READER'S CATALOG (2nd edition) as one of the best books in print "Grab your highlighter pen before you sit down with this book.. . I highlighted an average of one quote per page, a lifetime record. If you know someone who agonizes over spiritual skepticism, do both of you a favor: give Miller's extraordinary book as a present. This is a timeless work of wisdom, destined to become a classic." - ROSE ROSETREE, Pathways Magazine "Succinct and salutary... D. Patrick Miller's thoughtful treatment of faith clarifies why this spiritual practice is such an important part of the sacred adventure of life." - FREDERIC BRUSSAT, spiritualrx.com "This book offers a gentle, disciplined approach to growth with subtle insight and compassion. Miller names the habitual obstacles that keep us small and opens up a way to greater love, faith, and freedom." - J. RUTH GENDLER, The Book of Qualities

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"Is faith meant only for churchgoers? This concise and eloquent volume offers a vision of a "practical faith" that will benefit anyone regardless of their religious (or irreligious) beliefs. In …"

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