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Raging Fire of Love
- What I’ve Learned from Jesus, the Jews, and the Prophet
- Narrated by: Fred Stella
- Length: 8 hrs and 39 mins
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Summary
His Holiness, the Dalai Lama: In Raging Fire of Love, Dr. Kelly James Clark delves into the teachings of Judaism, Christianity and Islam, and concludes that kindness and compassion lie at the heart of them all.
Archbishop Desmond Tutu (1931-2021): I am grateful for Clarks informative and inspirational call to the children of Abraham, to all of Gods children really, to resist our divisive fears and to bravely and hopefully persist in love.
As I was writing this book on Muslim, Christian and Jewish love, I learned that I am writing about how I learned about love of neighbor and even enemy. When I'm writing about compassion in the Abrahamic traditions, I am writing about what I have learned, first and foremost, from Christians (my spiritual home), second, Jews, and third, Muslims. This is a story about me and my friends—Kirk, Jim, Nancy, Mary Ann and Ted; Aaron, Silvia, Samuel, Shira and Shlomit; and Abdullah, Ghazala, Asif, Zahabia and Mohammed. It is also a story about me, a philosopher with a deep interest in religion and peace, and my encounters with the Hebrew Bible, the New Testament, and the Quran.
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- 19-05-24
A Unifying Journey Through Faith
"Raging Fire of Love" is a thoughtful exploration of the core teachings of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, presented through the personal experiences of Dr. Kelly James Clark. The audiobook seamlessly blends scholarly insights with heartfelt stories, making the complex themes of these religions accessible and relatable. Dr. Clark’s narrative is enriched by his personal interactions with friends from these faith communities, adding a deeply human touch to his discussions on love and compassion.
The endorsements by figures like the Dalai Lama and Archbishop Desmond Tutu set the stage for a profound and uplifting message, and the audiobook delivers just that. It's a reminder that at the heart of these diverse religions, there's a common thread of kindness and the potential for peace through understanding.
While the audiobook can occasionally get a bit academic, its overall message is inspirational. It's a great listen for anyone interested in the intersections of faith and love, or for those seeking to deepen their understanding of these major world religions through a personal lens.
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- 16-05-24
Bridging Faiths Through Love
In "Raging Fire of Love," Dr. Kelly James Clark masterfully explores the intersecting pathways of love and compassion within Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Through a narrative woven with personal stories and profound insights, Clark demonstrates how these three major faiths converge on the principle of love towards one another, including our enemies. As a reader and someone interested in interfaith dialogue, this book not only broadened my understanding of these religious traditions but also inspired me to embrace love as a universal language that transcends religious boundaries. Clark’s engaging anecdotes and references to sacred texts made the lessons vivid and relatable, making this book a pivotal read for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of religious compassion and coexistence.
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