For millennia humans knew the stars as well as we know our own
backyards. Yet, today many if not most of us have lost vital
connections with our natural world, and so have in many ways lost
our sense of wonder. In the thoughtful, genre-bending nonfiction
tradition of Wendell Berry and Walker Percy, Dale Allison charts
the effects of loss of wonder in Western society. Mining insights
from ancient creation myths to contemporary children's books, he
highlights our ongoing disconnect from the cosmos, tracing its
spiritual and philosophical impact. In eight elegant and profound
essays, "The Luminous Dusk" calls readers to a life of sustained
wonder, open to God and connected to his creation, a life that
chooses divine ascent over our culture's reflexive mediocrity.
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