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Why bother with God? Do you know what matters in life? What are the limits of kindness? Why doesn't God intervene? What are you worth?
For twenty years, bestselling novelist Rhidian Brook has pondered such questions on Radio 4's Thought for the Day, encouraging, nudging, sometimes provoking millions into thinking about the possibility of a God who is intimately and cosmically involved in the human story. Over 100 of his Thoughts are presented here, forming a kind of alternative history of the 21st century, and inviting us to reflect on the deeper spiritual dimensions of our lives and times.
For twenty years, bestselling novelist Rhidian Brook has pondered such questions on Radio 4's Thought for the Day, encouraging, nudging, sometimes provoking millions into thinking about the possibility of a God who is intimately and cosmically involved in the human story. Over 100 of his Thoughts are presented here, forming a kind of alternative history of the 21st century, and inviting us to reflect on the deeper spiritual dimensions of our lives and times.
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Reviews
"'Gems on every page. I found myself stimulated, challenged, enlightened, and moved. This is a writer who practices what he preaches - but there is nothing preachy about any of these Thoughts. They are witty and entertaining, profound and pithy. I had to ration myself so that I could reflect fully on the beauties contained in the brevity.'"
Laurie McGuire, Professor of English, Magdalen College, Oxford
"'I read the book and thought about giving up doing Thought for the Day. Profound, entertaining, wise and funny - this is a masterclass in the genre. Not only does Rhidian bother us with God, he also shows how God bothers with us. A book for people who want to know God bothers with those who bother. I loved the book.'"
The Rt Revd Nicholas Baines, Bishop of Leeds, author and broadcaster
"'Whether his subject is rugby, love, homelessness or ageing, Rhidian Brook writes with warmth and humanity. His faith is confident and always present, but he never forces it on us. This is a great collection of Thoughts by a wise and reassuring thinker and writer.'"
Victoria Hislop, author