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The Dirty Beggar Living in My Head: One Guy's Musings About Evil and Hell (One Guy's Head Series)

The Dirty Beggar Living in My Head: One Guy's Musings About Evil and Hell (One Guy's Head Series)
By Don Everts

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A bunch of ideas are running around Don Everts's head. Some are permanent residents. Others are visitors, just passing through. When they all get together, some odd things start happening.

In this visit to Don Everts's head, we meet THE DIRTY BEGGAR. He's hunched over, with bloodshot eyes and dressed in a dark, baggy robe. He's usually silent, sulking in a corner, but sometimes, late at night, he whispers in a hoarse, raspy voice. And nobody wants to hear the stories he tells, stories of evil and wrath and judgment.

RELAX--STUFF HAPPENS thinks that the beggar is bent out of shape over nothing. MIDDLE CLASS SPIRITUALITY can't bear the beggar's intolerance. And TRUTH IS RELATIVE dismisses the beggar's absolutism. But regardless of what they think, the other ideas can't escape being confronted by the beggar.

THE DIRTY BEGGAR is one of the most unpleasant, uncomfortable folks ever to visit your head. But he sticks around and haunts us all. Find out why.

For readers struggling with the reality of evil in the world and in ourselves, and who have hard questions about justice.


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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #1446125 in Books
  • Published on: 2008-01-30
  • Original language: English
  • Number of items: 1
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 70 pages

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About the Author
Don Everts has worked on college campuses for InterVarsity Christian Fellowship/USA since 1994. Currently an area director with InterVarsity, he is based in Boulder, Colorado. His books include Jesus with Dirty Feet, The Smell of Sin, God in the Flesh and Getting Your Feet Dirty.


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This'll get you thinking.4
My heart was moved as I heard the story of the "Dirty Beggar" interact with the stories of the other characters in Don Everts' head. This work challenges the common mindsets that people have about evil and hell, and talks about all the wrong and evil in the world being made fully right one day.

I recommend this book for anyone who wants to stimulate their thinking about this subject. Personally, I thoroughly enjoyed it.