Holier Than Thou
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Holier Than Thou

“If there is anything I want this work to do, it’s to show you God. There is no one greater. No one better. No one more worthy of our entire selves, and I believe that as you see him as he is, you’ll want to be just like him too. Holy.”

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Far Beyond Gold
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Far Beyond Gold

“When I left Rio, I thought I was leaving behind the biggest challenge of my life. I had no idea that the next two years would be even harder. And to reach joy, I had to go through trials too big for me to face on my own.”

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Good Dirt
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Good Dirt

“This was the true miracle of life, he thought. No so much to be born as to bear up under what comes your way. To find a way forward. To embrace what was good.”

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Just As I Am
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Just As I Am

“For six decades, Ms. Tyson has shown us who we are; vulnerable, magnificent, pain-ridden, and beautifully human. Time and time again, she has put our humanity on display, never compromising her dignity while creating a new chapter in Black history.”

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Blackout
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Blackout

“While Democrats have long acknowledged our struggles and the crimes enacted against us, they have done little to provide actual remedies or prepare us for a future that does not center on our brokenness.”

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Fault Lines
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Fault Lines

“I believe that the current concept of social justice is incompatible with biblical Christianity… Our problem is a lack of clarity and charity in our debate over the place, priority, practice, and definition of justice.”

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The Color of Compromise
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The Color of Compromise

This was written to expose the reality of the church’s complicity in racism and I think it did that pretty clearly. I will say that there are parts of this book that concern me and I will discuss those in the second half of this review.

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