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In "God is No Laughing Matter," Julia Cameron offers a witty and candid examination of contemporary spirituality. With sparkling prose and personal anecdotes, she challenges the influence of spiritual “experts” and provides practical methods to enhance concentration, conscious choice, and individual autonomy. Her essays illuminate a clearer spiritual journey, encouraging readers to enrich both themselves and their communities.
First publish date: September 7, 2000
Genre: Religion & Spirituality/Christianity
Authors: Julia Cameron
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