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A Place to Thresh?

In the Quaker tradition we have what we call "Threshing Sessions" which provide opportunities, guided by the Spirit, to ask questions, as well as to state a position or express a point of view.

This blog is a space on the internet for me to share some of my thoughts and encourage some "threshing" to take place. Please feel free to leave thoughtful questions, state your positions in a fruitful manner, and remember to respect all people's views.

I look forward to the "Threshing of the Mind" and what new ideas and thoughts it will produce.

Peace, Bob

Books That Make Me Think

The Universal Christ - Richard Rohr
If Grace is True - Phil Gulley
Everything is Spiritual - Rob Bell
Learning from Henri Nouwen and Vincent Van Gogh - Carol A. Berry
Stamped from the Beginning - Ibram X. Kendi
The Autobiography of Martin Luther King Jr.
Presence and Process: A Path Toward Transformative Faith and Inclusive Community - Daniel P. Coleman
A New New Testament - Hal Taussig, Ed.
Elaine Pagels - Why Religion?
We Were Eight Years in Power: An American Tragedy - Ta-Nehisi Coates
Wisdom Jesus - Cynthia Bourgeault
The Big Red Book - Rumi
What is the Bible? - Rob Bell
Living the Quaker Way - Philip Gulley
We Make the Road by Walking - Brian McLaren
How to Be Here - Rob Bell
Turning to One Another - Margaret Wheatley
The Great Spiritual Migration - Brian McLaren
The Hour of Land - Terry Tempest Williams
Big Magic - Elizabeth Gilbert
The Book of Joy - Dalai Lama & Desmond Tutu
Falling Upward - Richard Rohr
Evolving in Monkey Town - Rachel Held Evans
Why did Jesus, Moses, the Buddha, and Mohammed Cross the Road? Brian McLaren
No Future without Forgiveness - Desmond Tutu
Naked Spirituality - Brian McLaren
Free of Charge - Miroslav Volf
Streams of Living Water - Richard Foster
Common Prayer: A Liturgy for Ordinary Radicals
The Wisdom of Stability - Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove
A Testament of Devotion - Thomas Kelly
Soul Feast - Marjorie Thompson
The Let Them Theory - Mel Robbins
Leadership and the New Science - Margaret Wheatley
James - Percival Everett

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