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I looked at the two people who thought that subject was a lot of a subject, and they didn't fit in, and I just sat around and wondered what they thought, but when they were covering the last chapter and they were sometimes lost in their daily routine, it was just a nice book that made me want to smile once and for all, so I put them on a shelf often. I thank you both for sharing your translation with the world by honestly describing your intimate ideas.
The book is written by two authors, and often it's done in different fields, where the author is plural, but it is a form of a completely contradictory layman and monk on the same subject. So, I expected the complete layman who doesn't know religion to be the story of the release of the layman and the monk, but not so, perhaps this lay author was the kind of person I expected at first, but he was a long-term, religious believer, and he was the most ordinary and exemplary person I ever thought
>> We read a lot of fun and really didn't know how much time it took to get together with the book that you two have prepared your thoughts and experiences on 28 topics:. And sometimes I feel a lot of empathy and sometimes I see differences in their thoughts on different topics, and it was a big time to think about and sort of re-examination of what they think about these topics. I wish many of you had read and felt happy and happy that I could find myself reading the book with all my
We live in a time when it's just a matter of time. I miss the time when I was going to come together after the Mass and have tea or light soda. And the reason why we're so anxious to talk to our neighbors is because we can see the path of the story in two people's conversations and then look back at our lives with new ideas and perspectives, right? I could fill that conversation with a little bit of thirst while reading "Two Eyes.". The total of 28 topics is told by Sister Mirko and Ursula in
Mirko Cusin et al.: Two perspectives
The authors and monks met and told everything in the world, and two of them showed that the hipster and the quote-in-the-head have been able to tell their stories about 28 topics about God and the world. Each subject is about the things that we would have talked about in our daily lives, such as happiness, success, environment, luxury, from the topics we might have talked to, perhaps the desert, the worries, the anger, the crises, the topics that we thought were difficult to share with, and almost everything that made up the world of faith, God, calling, eternity and religion.
Korean title: 두 개의 시선
Korean author: 미르코 쿠진 외
Korean publisher: 생활성서사
ISBN-13: 9788984815902
Reviews
I looked at the two people who thought that subject was a lot of a subject, and they didn't fit in, and I just sat around and wondered what they thought, but when they were covering the last chapter and they were sometimes lost in their daily routine, it was just a nice book that made me want to smile once and for all, so I put them on a shelf often. I thank you both for sharing your translation with the world by honestly describing your intimate ideas.
The book is written by two authors, and often it's done in different fields, where the author is plural, but it is a form of a completely contradictory layman and monk on the same subject. So, I expected the complete layman who doesn't know religion to be the story of the release of the layman and the monk, but not so, perhaps this lay author was the kind of person I expected at first, but he was a long-term, religious believer, and he was the most ordinary and exemplary person I ever thought
>> We read a lot of fun and really didn't know how much time it took to get together with the book that you two have prepared your thoughts and experiences on 28 topics:. And sometimes I feel a lot of empathy and sometimes I see differences in their thoughts on different topics, and it was a big time to think about and sort of re-examination of what they think about these topics. I wish many of you had read and felt happy and happy that I could find myself reading the book with all my
We live in a time when it's just a matter of time. I miss the time when I was going to come together after the Mass and have tea or light soda. And the reason why we're so anxious to talk to our neighbors is because we can see the path of the story in two people's conversations and then look back at our lives with new ideas and perspectives, right? I could fill that conversation with a little bit of thirst while reading "Two Eyes.". The total of 28 topics is told by Sister Mirko and Ursula in
