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The Tears of Things - by Richard Rohr

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Eager to Love Companion Guide - by  Richard Rohr (Paperback)

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Eager to Love - by  Richard Rohr (Paperback)

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Preparing for Christmas - by  Richard Rohr (Paperback)

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The Divine Conspiracy - by Dallas Willard

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The God Delusion - by Richard Dawkins

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The Universal Christ - by Richard Rohr

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Because I Believe - by  Richard Kannwischer (Hardcover)

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The Divine Dance is available in hardcover and paperback and is offered in English and Spanish.

The Divine Dance is 224 pages and is labeled for readers aged 22 years and up.

Edition dimensions vary roughly by printing: height about 8.9–9.1 inches, width about 5.9–6.2 inches, and depth about 0.7–0.9 inches. Weights range from approximately 0.6 to 0.95 pounds depending on the edition.

The Divine Dance rethinks God through the Trinity, presenting God as a relational, communal reality—one yet three—and portraying divine life as community, friendship, and a dance.

The authors draw on Scripture and theology, along with insights from mystics, philosophers, and sages. The writing is also grounded in Franciscan practices of contemplation and self-emptying.

The book is categorized under Religion & Beliefs, with Spirituality listed as a sub-genre in some editions.

The book frames the Trinity as a relational reality (one-in-three) and uses images and metaphors—community, friendship, and a dance—to convey the nature of divine life.

The description presents the book as making the Christian tradition's gift accessible and practicable, suggesting it can change readers' way of thinking about God.

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