Comments on: Friend Of Questians? http://www.billdahl.net/articles/friend-of-questians/ "How might words open hearts? May you find them refreshing and share them among your people." Wed, 25 Jan 2012 08:50:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Bill Dahl http://www.billdahl.net/articles/friend-of-questians/comment-page-1/#comment-17114 Bill Dahl Sun, 28 Feb 2010 09:02:35 +0000 http://www.billdahl.net/?p=1941#comment-17114 Robert - I have sent you a reply to the above via email. Best, Bill Robert – I have sent you a reply to the above via email.

Best,

Bill

]]> By: Robert Ouradnik http://www.billdahl.net/articles/friend-of-questians/comment-page-1/#comment-17038 Robert Ouradnik Thu, 25 Feb 2010 17:59:31 +0000 http://www.billdahl.net/?p=1941#comment-17038 To Bill Dahl: I have just discovered your website and am impressed with your reviews of various books. I would like to offer another for your consideration but need direction on how to submit it I am the author of a book targeted to those who describe themselves as "spiritual but not religious". I define spirituality as "an awareness of the Beyond that is in the midst of everything", and religion as the "after the fact attempt to share the spiritual experience with another." The book is grounded in both personal experience and wide ranging references to scientific, philosophical, theological, sociological and psychological sources. The title is "Growing Spiritually ... without getting bogged in religion." Despite the sub-title this is not a disparagement of religion, but rather a discussion of its proper place. The book received a highly positive review from Kirkus Discoveries. I am a retired Methodist campus minister (U. Minnesota), private therapist (Rolfing), and world traveler. I would appreciate a response to the above email address. Thank you Robert Ouradnik To Bill Dahl: I have just discovered your website and am impressed with your reviews of various books. I would like to offer another for your consideration but need direction on how to submit it

I am the author of a book targeted to those who describe themselves as
“spiritual but not religious”. I define spirituality as “an awareness of the Beyond that is in the midst of everything”, and religion as the “after the fact attempt to share the spiritual experience with another.” The book is grounded in both personal experience and wide ranging references to scientific, philosophical, theological, sociological and psychological sources.

The title is “Growing Spiritually … without getting bogged in religion.” Despite the sub-title this is not a disparagement of religion, but rather a discussion of its proper place. The book received a highly positive review from Kirkus Discoveries.

I am a retired Methodist campus minister (U. Minnesota), private therapist (Rolfing), and world traveler.

I would appreciate a response to the above email address.

Thank you
Robert Ouradnik

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