David Yallop
An investigative journalist offers an analysis of the death of Pope John Paul I, exploring a wide range of factors, clues, influences, and facts that indicate that the pontiff was murdered
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The episode highlighted the book as a bestselling 1980s investigation into the mysterious death of Pope John Paul I, focusing on conspiracy theories that implicated Archbishop Marsinkus as a participant in the crime. The hosts presented it as a notable source for listeners interested in Vatican secrets, but did not explicitly endorse it beyond noting its popularity.
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This book tells a story about people calling God by different names based on their experiences, highlighting that all names are good and ultimately lead to the understanding that God is one. The author mentioned that the story came to her all at once and was inspired by children's perspectives and the Persian Gulf War.
Then each person who had a name for God looked at the others who had a different name. They looked into God's mirror and saw their own faces and the faces of all the others. And they called out their...
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This book tells a story about people calling God by different names based on their experiences, highlighting that all names are good and ultimately lead to the understanding that God is one. The author mentioned that the story came to her all at once and was inspired by children's perspectives and the Persian Gulf War.
Then each person who had a name for God looked at the others who had a different name. They looked into God's mirror and saw their own faces and the faces of all the others. And they called out their names for God: source of life, creator of light, shepherd, maker of peace, my rock, healer, redeemer, ancient one, comforter, mother, father, friend, all at the same time. At that moment, the people knew that all the names for God were good and no name was better than another. Then all at once their voices came together and they called God one. Everyone listened, most of all, God.
The book tells a story about children calling God by different names, each reflecting their own experience, and ultimately realizing that all names are good and God is one. It was said to have come to the author in one piece, one night, and is described as embracing human reality.
She writes, then each person who had a name for God looked at the others who had a different name. They looked into God's mirror and saw their own faces and the faces of all the others. And they called out their names for God, source of life, creator of light, shepherd, maker of peace, my rock, healer, redeemer, ancient one, comforter, mother, father, friend, all at the same time. At that moment, the people knew that all the names for God were good and no name was better than another. Then all at once their voices came together and they called God one. Everyone listened, most of all, God.
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