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God As Nature Sees God: A Christian Reading of the Tao Te Ching

By John R. Mabry

God As Nature Sees God: A Christian Reading of the Tao Te Ching
  • Publisher: Apocryphile Press
  • ISBN: 9780974762302
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Is the Tao God? Yes, but not as humans understand God. The Tao is God as Nature sees God.

What can Christians learn from studying other religions? A great deal, according to author John Mabry. God as Nature Sees God presents the basic teachings of philosophical Taoism, placing them in conversation with the insights of Jesus and the Christian mystics.

In this book you will learn about:

  • The nature of the Tao
  • The power of paradox
  • The pull of desire
  • The freedom of non-action
  • The secrets of effective leadership
  • The truth of oneness
  • The unity of world and self
  • The true meaning of holiness

The Rev. John Mabry, PhD is professor of comparative theology at the Chaplaincy Institute, and a retired United Church of Christ pastor. He lives with his wife and a pack of wild Boxers in upstate New York.


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