Blue Like Jazz
by Donald Miller
Nonreligious thoughts on Christian spirituality from a young writer in Portland: doubt, community, confession booths at Reed College. The book that defined a generation's faith memoir.
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you want faith written for skeptics and the disillusioned.
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you want doctrine.
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Three things you will actually use
- Faith is relational, not formulaic.
- Confess your own side first.
- Community is messy and necessary.
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Read the confession booth chapter.
Our verdict
Faith for the disillusioned.
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