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Acknowledgments
1. An Invitation to Freedom
2. Food and Fasting Today
3. Motives
4. A Look at Christian History
5. A Photo Album of Biblical Stories
6. Abstaining from Food
7. Other Fasts
8. Fasting in Community
9. Today More Than Ever Appendix A: For Further Reading Appendix B: The Challenge of Finding Fasting in the Bible Notes Scripture Index
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JEANETTE AVILA
reviewed Fasting: Spiritual Freedom Beyond Our Appetites on August 06, 2012 Fasting
I loved this book! Lots of other books I have read on fasting are difficult to read and don't offer a personal experience. Lynn offers her own experience on fasting, what she went through and how she overcame the physical and mental difficulties that fasting presents. This book challenged me. I have recommended it to many friends who have read and also been challenged by it. I loved that she offered both historical facts and scripture to support her writing. I borrowed this book but will purchase in the future for my own library.
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