num_pages: 104
description: Mystery--a force and feeling which encompasses elements of romance, suspicion, and intrigue; an extraordinary phenomenon which piques our curiosity and our eagerness to unveil the truth; and when dealing with religion, a force so powerful we must rely on faith alone to comprehend it. No one has embraced and accepted this challenge of spiritual mystery like Richard F. Elliott, Jr., does in his new book, Falling in Love with We Don't Have to Pretend Anymore. With the exuberance of a spy novel fanatic, Elliott passionately craves life's everyday mysteries. But, being a minister and an academic, he thoughtfully explains why modern society has become increasingly detached from its religions. Elliott also discusses the complex dichotomy which exists between apparent realists and the traditional dogma and supernatural tales in which they so fervently believe. Elliott's Falling in Love with Mystery is an enlightening and spiritually awakening book intended for all readers who wish to explore a spirituality which is comfortable with contemporary science.
language: English
title: Falling in Love With Mystery: We Dont Have to Pretend Anymore
titlecomplete: Falling in Love With Mystery: We Dont Have to Pretend Anymore
ratings_count: 3
publisher: Dorrance Pub Co