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En doğru yazılmış kitaplardan biri. Aynı zamanda okuduğum en şiddetli ve inanıyorum ki dehşet verici kitap. McCarthy görünüşte geleneksel batı arketipine el koyuyor ve İncil'deki retorik, anlaşılmaz şiddet ve kan ve en alaycı postmodernist deprem bile yapmak için yeterli kadercilik ile onu aşıyor. * Blood Meridian * 'ı gözden geçirmek için kullanılan bir cümle akla geliyor: "şiddet yoluyla yenilenme". "Rejenerasyon" un doğru bir terim olduğundan emin değilim, çünkü bu metni okuduktan sonra acımasızca bozulduğunu hissettiğim, asılsız olsa da, bir tanesine yol açabilir. Veya daha basit olarak, dostum Alan'ın özetlediği gibi: "Senin için üç sözüm var: ölü bebek ağacı." Ve yine de, bu kitap çok mükemmel, kesinlikle tekrar tekrar döneceğim.

Kötü bir kitap değil. Ama büyük de değil. Gerçekten, yönetim ve kurumsal organizasyonun insanlık dışı olması gerekmediği hakkında gevşek bir şekilde yapılandırılmış bir yazı.

Just Grace Goes Green is the fourth book in Harper's series of chapter books. This was the first of the books I read and I plan to read more. Since everyone is into Going Green, and they should be, I couldn’t resist this book. Grace Stewart is an eight year old girl whose superpower is empathy. She loves drawing comics and playing with her best friend Mimi. In Just Grace Goes Green her teacher is teaching the class about Going Green. Grace has to come up with a project to conserve energy and she gets to create a really cool superhero with earth saving powers. Her best friend, Mimi's cousin Gwen comes into town. Gwen has taken a liking to Mimi's favorite stuffed toy and that’s not good. It’s not only up to Grace to inspire her class mates about Going Green but also solve Mimi and Gwen's problem of the favorite toy. This book is full of wonderful tips about the environment and different ways we can conserve energy. Plus Grace uses her superpower of empathy to help those around her. I recommend this book for anyone. Fun and quirky read.

In this book, Paul McPartlan demonstrates the intrinsic connection between the Eucharist and the Church, showing that this "Sacrament of Salvation" is the "glue" that binds Christians together and unites them as a Church. Very helpful for anyone interested in exploring the notion that "the Eucharist makes the Church" as Pope John Paul II reiterated in his encyclical on the Eucharist. The opening chapters were also very influential to my understanding of the link between the Scriptures and the liturgy, with McPartlan persuasively arguing that most, if not all, of the New Testament texts were written specifically to be proclaimed at the Eucharist and contain much Eucharistic theology. Highly recommended!