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A review by keekbeeek
Native: Identity, Belonging, and Rediscovering God by Kaitlin B. Curtice
challenging
emotional
informative
inspiring
reflective
slow-paced
4.5
I would like to preface this review by saying I am not a religious person. Religion has always been a touchy subject with me as I have so many conflicting feelings about it.
Reading this book brought to light so many of the reasons how modern Christianity is falling short (mostly taught through the lens of white supremacy, patriarchy, and post colonization Christianity) in the world of religion. Curtice does a phenomenal job of breaking down these barriers using self reflection and beautiful, poetic prose. It is a very slow read but only because of the depth of knowledge and the self reflection Curtice’s prose entices you to. Fascinating and well researched and well written read. 4.5
Reading this book brought to light so many of the reasons how modern Christianity is falling short (mostly taught through the lens of white supremacy, patriarchy, and post colonization Christianity) in the world of religion. Curtice does a phenomenal job of breaking down these barriers using self reflection and beautiful, poetic prose. It is a very slow read but only because of the depth of knowledge and the self reflection Curtice’s prose entices you to. Fascinating and well researched and well written read. 4.5