Inklings of Truth

Lofty descriptions of God don't help us find him in the far from flowery muck and muddle of everyday life. Sometimes we consider that life a dungeon, trapping us in rote and routine when we would rather be out bagging dragons and groping after the Grail. Fortunately for us, we can stumble upon Truth in seemingly mundane events as well as mind-blowing ones, in secular movies or TV--even in a dog with a taste for rat poison. Following in the tradition of other mystery writers such as...
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Lofty descriptions of God don't help us find him in the far from flowery muck and muddle of everyday life. Sometimes we consider that life a dungeon, trapping us in rote and routine when we would rather be out bagging dragons and groping after the Grail. Fortunately for us, we can stumble upon Truth in seemingly mundane events as well as mind-blowing ones, in secular movies or TV--even in a dog with a taste for rat poison. Following in the tradition of other mystery writers such as Dorothy Sayers and G. K. Chesterton, Audrey Stallsmith compiles ten year's worth of her own quest for answers. The author of novels that won a starred review in Booklist and a Top Pick from Romantic Times, she tackles nonfiction on issues as diverse as heaven and hell, angels and abortion, miracles and murder. With the help of C. S. Lewis's Inklings and a crowd of other Christian writers, she proves it's possible to bump into God in the strangest places!