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Agave Library
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810.8 B4648 2010
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Burton Barr Central Library
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Ironwood Library
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Summary:
"Every year, 'The Best Spiritual Writing' brings together the finest essays and poetry on the themes of faith, spirituality, and religion."--p.[4] of cover.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
Contents:
- The thisness of what is / Diane Ackerman
- Dante's The Inferno, Canto I: A new translation / Mary Jo Bang
- Fire season / Rick Bass
- The God of the gaps / David Berlinski
- The judgment of memory / Joseph Bottum
- Is Google making us stupid? / Nicholas Carr
- The aging Maria / Judith Ortiz Cofer
- Searching / Billy Collins
- The Dalai Lama spends the night / Christi Cox
- Before the storm / Louise Glück
- The whisper of love / Seamus Heaney
- Vinegar and oil / Jane Hirshfield
- The kingdom of the eternal heaven / Paula Huston
- The return of the 'The snow leopard' / Pico Iyer
- Prince of ascetics : a short story / Charles Johnson
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- Chosenness and its enemies / Jon D. Levenson
- Words on the wind / Philip Levine
- Our buried sentiments / Wilfred M. McClay
- Secularizations / Richard John Neuhaus
- The procession / Robert Pinksy
- Scriptorium: The Lindisfarne Gospels / Melissa Range
- The God of the desert / Richard Rodriguez
- I hear and behold God in every object, yet understand God not in the least / Pattiann Rogers
- Contemptus mundi and the love of life / Amanda Shaw
- Ezra Pound in a spring storm / Floyd Skloot
- Why beards? / Meir Soloveichick
- The writer in winter / John Updike
- Ring the bells / Leon Wieseltier
- A measuring worm / Richard Wilbur
- The wanderer / Master Sheng Yen.
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