Mardi Gras makes sense.
Let loose. Enjoy yourself. One last run at it, but run at what? You wake up on Wednesday morning with strands of beads made by underpaid kids in China still around your neck. Maybe you ate too much King Cake and had a couple too many Hurricanes.
"What? I'm supposed to clean up and go to church? Get ashes smudged on my forehead? Give up something for 40 days?" Over-doing it and then under-doing it doesn't add up. Binging has never done much good for anyone.
"Not Exactly Holy" is a 40-day Lenten devotional for not-so-religious people, the skeptical, and the almost-trying. Lent traditionally calls on you to sacrifice something, like coffee. Maybe you'll give up sugary drinks. Sacrifice can also mean disrupting your patterns long enough to pay attention to what's been going on with yourself.
The author asks a daily question and writes about his experiences, hoping to evoke a response from you.
No pressure. No performance. No perfection. Just a chance for you to see your world a little differently and see what happens.
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Alan O'Hashi is not exactly holy, but he's been paying attention. Drawing on a mix of personal insight and practical observation, he writes for readers who are curious, uncertain, or trying to be more holy. He writes about faith the way most people experience it: inconsistently, honestly, and somewhere in the middle of real life. Alan's memoirs and historical fiction focus on small disruptions, observations, and the possibility that imperfect efforts count for something.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Mardi Gras makes sense.Let loose. Enjoy yourself. One last run at it, but run at what? You wake up on Wednesday morning with strands of beads made by underpaid kids in China still around your neck. Maybe you ate too much King Cake and had a couple too many Hurricanes. "What? I'm supposed to clean up and go to church? Get ashes smudged on my forehead? Give up something for 40 days?" Over-doing it and then under-doing it doesn't add up. Binging has never done much good for anyone."Not Exactly Holy" is a 40-day Lenten devotional for not-so-religious people, the skeptical, and the almost-trying. Lent traditionally calls on you to sacrifice something, like coffee. Maybe you'll give up sugary drinks. Sacrifice can also mean disrupting your patterns long enough to pay attention to what's been going on with yourself.The author asks a daily question and writes about his experiences, hoping to evoke a response from you.No pressure. No performance. No perfection. Just a chance for you to see your world a little differently and see what happens. "Not Exactly Holy" is a 40-day Lenten devotional for not-so-religious people, the skeptical, and the almost-trying. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798995186922
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Mardi Gras makes sense.Let loose. Enjoy yourself. One last run at it, but run at what? You wake up on Wednesday morning with strands of beads made by underpaid kids in China still around your neck. Maybe you ate too much King Cake and had a couple too many Hurricanes. "What? I'm supposed to clean up and go to church? Get ashes smudged on my forehead? Give up something for 40 days?" Over-doing it and then under-doing it doesn't add up. Binging has never done much good for anyone."Not Exactly Holy" is a 40-day Lenten devotional for not-so-religious people, the skeptical, and the almost-trying. Lent traditionally calls on you to sacrifice something, like coffee. Maybe you'll give up sugary drinks. Sacrifice can also mean disrupting your patterns long enough to pay attention to what's been going on with yourself.The author asks a daily question and writes about his experiences, hoping to evoke a response from you.No pressure. No performance. No perfection. Just a chance for you to see your world a little differently and see what happens. "Not Exactly Holy" is a 40-day Lenten devotional for not-so-religious people, the skeptical, and the almost-trying. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798995186922
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Mardi Gras makes sense.Let loose. Enjoy yourself. One last run at it, but run at what? You wake up on Wednesday morning with strands of beads made by underpaid kids in China still around your neck. Maybe you ate too much King Cake and had a couple too many Hurricanes. "What? I'm supposed to clean up and go to church? Get ashes smudged on my forehead? Give up something for 40 days?" Over-doing it and then under-doing it doesn't add up. Binging has never done much good for anyone."Not Exactly Holy" is a 40-day Lenten devotional for not-so-religious people, the skeptical, and the almost-trying. Lent traditionally calls on you to sacrifice something, like coffee. Maybe you'll give up sugary drinks. Sacrifice can also mean disrupting your patterns long enough to pay attention to what's been going on with yourself.The author asks a daily question and writes about his experiences, hoping to evoke a response from you.No pressure. No performance. No perfection. Just a chance for you to see your world a little differently and see what happens. "Not Exactly Holy" is a 40-day Lenten devotional for not-so-religious people, the skeptical, and the almost-trying. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798995186922
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