Honey from Stone: A Naturalist's Search for GodPenguin Books, 1989 - 188 pages Set in Ireland's Dingle Peninsula and presented as a modern Book of Hours, Honey From Stone is an internal dialogue, seeking the relevance of traditional religion in a world described by contemporary science. Raymo artfully weaves a poet's evocation of landscape with observations of astronomy, natural history, and spiritual lore. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved. |
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Put on Your Jumping Shoes | 3 |
The God That Makes Fire in the Head | 27 |
PRIME | 47 |
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