The Good Life: Where Morality and Spirituality Converge

Richard Gula's work is strong on the communal and coventual qualities of Christian ethics. It echoes earlier themes of. Lovin and others who see the ethical life as eritten on the narrative of one's life.We used this as the introductory text for our theological studies book gathering.Our four members found good in it.

This book was required reading for a college course, however, the Kindle version does NOT have real world page numbers for references. Reading from class is given out by page numbers, but I haven't a clue as to what that means since the book is laid out in locations only. So if you need this for a class, kill a tree and buy the book.

The Good Life provides solid teaching on the power of living a moral life. Emphasis on the power of God's love and how his Spirit works in each and every one

A must read for those seeking to understand morality in the Roman Catholic context.

Wonderful textbook that was very thought provoking. Great material for generating discussion and examination of what constitutes a life well lived.

A very good book.

A must read for parent's who need to explain to children, the need for both...

We have used this book in our Book Group. Everyone is enjoying the book and it generates some very lively discussions.