Neil says in the Afterword:
We live in a nation and an era when we all want to know things for certain, and
writing this story has helped me to this for the delusion it is.
It is my sincere hope that reading this story might help some of those who
consider themselves certain to receive the blessing of uncertainty. I truly believe
that it is only through humility, respect and tolerance for the views of others that I
can approach Truth. So long as I worship at the alter of certainty, Wisdom will be
locked tightly away from me.
His view is mystical and practical at the same time. It is clear that he learned from his experience of his father's passage through death to the other side. It is also well worth our time to read what Neil Hanson wrote.
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4 comments:
Thanks for the post and the review Jackie!
Neil
Jackie - thanks for calling Neil's book a "poetic letter" - what an apt description. I also appreciate how you highlighted the passage regarding the false security of thinking we know what is certain in this uncertain world.
What a wonderful, generous man. I'd love to read his book.
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