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I See Satan Fall Like Lightning

By: René Girard
Narrated by: Martin Girard
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A seminal work on the astonishing power of the gospel by one of the most original thinkers of our time.

©1999, 2001 Editions Grasset & Fasquelle; Orbis Books (P)2022 Thiel Foundation
Christianity Philosophy Religious Studies Theology
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All stars
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Well considered and scholarly.
Finding connections in myths to current events is a particular highlight of this writer.
I will listen again.
It’s that good.

Dancing with Mr D

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he's just so plainly correct that it's painful. he describes the world predictively and that's priceless

I bring not peace, but a sword

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I recommend this book. It is an important part of my growing appreciation for Christianity. Girard offers some powerful arguments for the scriptures’ value to humanity, plus a hopeful message for everyone who struggles with a sense of pessimism about the modern world.

Powerful expansion of Christian thought

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Countless listens later, I'm still absorbing more of the truth and thoughtful insight that bursts from every chapter. It's an extraordinary read for those interested in anthropology, psychology, criminology, theology, and deeper Christian learning.

An Extraordinary Look at What We Are

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Extremely interesting read! Highly recommend for anyone interested in anthropology, theology, or culture.

The reader was good, but a little fast.

Excellent read for Anthropology and Theology

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The reader was dry and monotone. I wish he had more expression and energy in his reading style.

A great book with telling insights.

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Girard's insight about mimetic rivalries and contagion is helpful and has a lot of explanatory power but to try and explain everything by it is an overreach. It also pushes him to explain things that can only be understood by an appeal to transcendent realities as if they were completely understandable on materialist and human terms.

Probably was not a good idea to have his son be the narrator. The narration left a lot to be desired.

Insightful but an overreach.

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Blown away! The densest collection of human
knowledge reveals even more truth about the human condition and the only solution. Don't take your eyes off the cross.

Holy Cow!

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Revelatory!

How I wish that so many people I know knew the point of this great book.

It is a true and knew way to understand man through the gospel of Christ.

Wonderful!


Amazing!

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This book made me understand the Gospels and human beings like never before.

It provides a guide to interpret many everyday events and changed me from confusion to being opposed to abortion. It also gently highlights the flaws in political correctness that permeates the modern world and gives light for one to live a good life anchored by the wisdom and love of God.

A lucid explanation of humanity and religion

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