Jack Call's Psychedelic Christianity: On the Ultimate Goal of Living draws on Call's own practice with LSD as a Christian philosopher to offer a relevant, rigorous picture of an ancient faith in the postmodern world. No, it's not a book about LSD, but it does use those experiences as a springboard to think about the "big questions" of Christianity -- particularly about the "goal of living" and the afterlife.
Call describes a creative relationship with God -- the very mystery of spirituality -- that offers readers a guidebook for a spiritual journey.
Readers will find Call's humor disarming, and his clear prose a good guide for that journey.
It's a small book that will speak volumes to readers who give it some time and attention.
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I received a free copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for my honest review here.
Call describes a creative relationship with God -- the very mystery of spirituality -- that offers readers a guidebook for a spiritual journey.
Readers will find Call's humor disarming, and his clear prose a good guide for that journey.
It's a small book that will speak volumes to readers who give it some time and attention.
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I received a free copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for my honest review here.
