Creative Communion

Library Journal

This is an intuitive book, Holland tells us, but he still compresses a lot of dense analysis into relatively few pages. We have a critique of classical spirituality and modern technological society (both promote dualism) and of structures inhibiting our potential to be co-creators with God. Next comes a look at ``primal'' prelapsarian conditions (described in Genesis) and some visionary imaging of a ``post-modern'' world where gospel promises of right work, right relationships, and right sexuality will be fulfilled. Holland closes with suggestions for pastoral strategies. Stimulating grist for theological/spiritual mills.-- EC