Altogether Gift: A Trinitarian Spirituality

by Michael Downey

The author reflects on the meaning of the trinity and introduces a spirituality built around trinitarian principles. Original.

Genres: Theology

192 pages, Paperback

First published November 1, 2000

Reviews

[Elijah O’Dell]

Not a bad book, but nothing majorly novel or exciting about it either. That is perhaps the point however! It was a very contemplative and pensive work, and I think that forces the reader to adopt a similar perspective if they are going to enjoy it. I did enjoy it, but I think I was looking for a little bit more. Altogether, it was good, and I was pleased with the way that this Catholic author wrote about the Trinity in such a way that believers from many different streams of the church could relate and dialogue with him, but I’m afraid it was simply too surface level in its depth, too slow in its development, and too plain in its phrasing for me to really love it.

[David Howington]

I loved this book, incredible companion to the familiar stranger by Tyler Staton

[booklady]

Stephen says, "I am finding it to be one of the most moving, and deeply considered books I've read this year."