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Fully Alive: Tending to the Soul Turbulent Times
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Fully Alive: Tending to the Soul Turbulent Times in Ottawa, ON
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Fully Alive: Tending to the Soul Turbulent Times in Ottawa, ON
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In a world experiencing turbulent change, we need people who are resilient, kind, open, generous, and brave. How do we become those people?
In Fully Alive , now available in paperback, popular podcaster Elizabeth Oldfield uses the seven deadly sins as a framework to explore questions such as:
¿ How can I move from sloth to attention to make the most of my short life and stop getting distracted by trivialities?
¿ Is it possible to move from wrath to peacemaking and become a depolarizing person in an age of outrage and division?
¿ What might it look like to move from gluttony to awe , finding transcendence in expansive, life-giving ways--not in a tub of ice cream or a bottle of wine?
¿ How can I move from pride to connection , overcoming the disconnection that keeps me from intimacy, community, and ultimately the divine?
Oldfield shows why, in a world heavy on judgment, she still finds the concept of sin liberating--and how, to her surprise, she keeps finding in her Christian faith ways to feel fully alive.
In a world experiencing turbulent change, we need people who are resilient, kind, open, generous, and brave. How do we become those people?
In Fully Alive , now available in paperback, popular podcaster Elizabeth Oldfield uses the seven deadly sins as a framework to explore questions such as:
¿ How can I move from sloth to attention to make the most of my short life and stop getting distracted by trivialities?
¿ Is it possible to move from wrath to peacemaking and become a depolarizing person in an age of outrage and division?
¿ What might it look like to move from gluttony to awe , finding transcendence in expansive, life-giving ways--not in a tub of ice cream or a bottle of wine?
¿ How can I move from pride to connection , overcoming the disconnection that keeps me from intimacy, community, and ultimately the divine?
Oldfield shows why, in a world heavy on judgment, she still finds the concept of sin liberating--and how, to her surprise, she keeps finding in her Christian faith ways to feel fully alive.


















