Nimble Believing: Dickinson and the Unknown
I started this book twice and found myself struggling through it. I gave up after 13 pages the first time and 20 the second. I might return to it later, but for now I'm letting it go.I enjoyed Roger Lundin's The Art of Belief, which covers the same topic, so I'm not sure why I didn't like this one. I think it might be because I'm reading a ton of academic stuff for grad school and I want to read books for pleasure that don't require that much thinking. This one requires a lot of thinking.
