Through His Eyes: Rethinking What You Believe about Yourself

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As anyone who has ever cleaned out a closet or a basement can attest, clutter is a reality of life. And it's not just a physical reality. Our minds can become cluttered too, filled with beliefs about everything from our relationship with God to our feelings about our bodies to our housekeeping methods.

Some of these beliefs are what author Virginia H. Pearce calls "Truths with a capital T." They are eternal and will always be true, whether anyone believes them or not. The confusion in our lives comes because mixed in with those Truths are other beliefs, some of which might be useful but some of which are just plain harmful.

In this insightful new book, Sister Pearce invites us to become "inquirers after truth," to examine all of our beliefs and try our best to see them in the light of the Truths we know to be eternal. By doing so, we can discard the half-truths and lies that may be hindering our progress. Our lives can be filled with greater happiness than we ever thought possible as we learn to see them Through His Eyes.

Contents:
Acknowledgments
• The Closet
• A Useful Map
• We All Believe - Something
• True, true, and Not-true-at-all
• Getting Personal
• Finding and Starving the Half-truths and Lies
• Finding Half-truths and Lies through Questions
• Finding and Feeding Truth
• Steps to Finding and Feeding Truth
• Truth Matters
Sources
Index