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Alan Jones' twelve meditations on the many sides of truth telling offer astonishing insights to pervasive questions: What does it mean to act truthfully? What is the relationship between truth-telling and integrity? How does telling the truth make us whole? And what do we mean when we say that Jesus is the Truth?
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"Being and staying alive is an art. It takes imagination and a sense of humor. There is also a word I have been skating around that has to do with flesh-taking-shape. The word is incarnation. Meaning has to have form. It is a principle of the spiritual life. When Christians talk about flesh and flesh-run-riot we cannot help but think of the God who creates us to be neighbors rather than consumers."
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