Talking With God (Reprinted)
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Franois Fenelon was a seventeenth-century French Catholic archbishop who rose to a position of influence in the court of Louis XIV. He became a wise mentor to members of the king’s court, his writings preserved by the many people whom he counseled. These words have inspired Christians of all backgrounds for centuries with their frank honesty, spiritual wisdom, and unflinching response to truth. This beautiful, accessible, contemporary English translation, introduces you to the essential Fenelon.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781557256454
ISBN10: 1557256454
Francois Fenelon
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 2009
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