Synopsis
“The journey into faith is personal, but it does not occur in isolation. The faith journey is relational, dynamic, and ever-evolving. “Guides” are needed who encourage creative explorations, point out our blind spots, and sustain communication during periods of doubt. We are led from childhood to maturity to the faith-sustaining condition of being able to access the “teacher within” with confidence. Then, as spiritual beings on a human journey, to cite Pierre Teilhard de Chardin’s insight, we discover how to accept our mortality.” —Sheldon H. Clark, from the afterword
