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A review by bill_chamberlin
The Return of the Prodigal Son: A Story of Homecoming by Henri J.M. Nouwen
2.0
Technically, didn’t finish reading every word, every page, but finished with it all the same. It was utilized as a small group reading study with pastoral colleagues. While the initial conversations and interactions between text and peers was engaging, I found it became uninteresting and I completely lost the thread of the narrative. I did not participate in the sessions related to Older Brother and Father. I couldn’t “see” what Nouwen saw in the painting.
Perhaps it’s me, as I’ve grown older; I used to appreciate Nouwen (and still might for his other writings), but this one left me just “meh,” and could have been okay never reading it.
Perhaps it’s me, as I’ve grown older; I used to appreciate Nouwen (and still might for his other writings), but this one left me just “meh,” and could have been okay never reading it.