The Beautiful Logic of a Meaningful Life
Uncovering the Wonder of Your Story
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The Beautiful Logic of a Meaningful Life
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Brian D. McLaren
From one of our leading progressive spiritual thinkers, an inspiring call to make meaning of our one precious life…
“I want my life to be meaningful.” If those words stir or spark something in you, this the book you have been waiting for.
For over a century, religious leaders and secular philosophers alike have lamented the “disenchantment of the world,” the sense that the world has lost its magic and meaning. Old religious and philosophical systems that once gave meaning to millions have alienated emerging generations. More and more of us feel that our lives are busy but empty, that we are skimming the surface but incapable of accessing life’s deeper dimensions. Many seek to fill this chronic meaning deficit with technological amusement, authoritarian politics, fundamentalist religion, or mindless consumerism.
Brian D. McLaren has been engaging with the meaning crisis for decades. Here, he helps you explore the sources of meaning hidden deep in your own daily experiences.
Drawing from his own life, from his years as a pastor, and from his diverse experience as an educator in universities, seminaries, and multi-faith religious communities, McLaren guides readers into honest and thoughtful reflection on their life story. What means a lot to you? What does your life mean to other living beings? When you get curious about what makes life meaningful, McLaren argues, you discover meaning that has always been there, just below the surface, waiting to be celebrated.
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Praise for The Beautiful Logic of a Meaningful Life
"Poetic, psychologically wise, and philosophically rich... McLaren walks with us through the developmental arc of a human life and unpacks the beautiful logic beneath our growth, struggle, relationship, loss, and transformation...I came away seeing my own life with greater wonder."
—Daniel Gutierrez, Ph.D., LPC, CSAC, Virginia Commonwealth University
"Rich and deeply transformative... for anyone wanting to stop skimming over the surface of the quotidian and drop into life’s wonderful depths...Brian is a trustworthy guide for befriending our authentic self... Highly recommended!"
—Carmen Acevedo Butcher, Ph.D., Dean, Center for Action and Contemplation
"Brian McLaren is a cartographer of the soul; he pulls back the curtain of each season of life with tremendous insight, whether you are just stepping out of the nest or reaching life's finale, you will be enriched by his wisdom. Required reading for anyone seeking to live an examined life."
—Paul Swanson, Contemplify
"This book is a rare and generous gift to all of us, but especially to young people during our current crisis of belonging and meaning. McLaren’s words evoke the magical intimacy of sitting around a campfire, having a wise elder tell us his life story, with a rarely-seen depth of transparency, humility, and vulnerability. In these 25 stunning chapters, McLaren clarifies and demystifies so much about how the world works and the pressures and influences on all of us. McLaren wisely does not give readers the answers, but leads us to the questions, empowering us to answer for ourselves what, how, why and with whom we might make our lives meaningful."
—Rev. Lauren Jewett, Minister for Youth and Community Engagement, Danville Congregational Church
Praise for Life After Doom
“Offers tangible ways to turn concern into sacred activism.” ―Karla Kamstra, TikTok's RevKarla, author of Deconstructing
I“Invites us to do necessary spiritual work.” ―Debra Rienstra, author of Refugia Faith
“Gives us ideas that work." ―Steven Charleston, Choctaw elder and Retired Episcopal Bishop
"McLaren says the quiet part out loud.”―Kate Davis, Director, Center for Transforming Engagement, The Seattle School
“Timely and vital.” ―Rev. Michael Coren