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ryberst's review
4.0
Needleman titles his book in a way suggesting that it could go in any number of uninteresting and cliché directions. However, Lost Christianity is a very refreshing look at Christianity and the missing link between “fallen man” and “theosis.” Needleman recovers the lost doctrine of the soul in relation to the Eastern religions.
walford's review against another edition
4.0
This is a brilliant analysis of what's missing from modern Christianity: the power to transform us.
Needleman answers my two biggest questions: 1) Why did the Christianity I was raised in feel so unsatisfying?
2) Why do people calling themselves Christians behave so badly?
Needleman answers my two biggest questions: 1) Why did the Christianity I was raised in feel so unsatisfying?
2) Why do people calling themselves Christians behave so badly?
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