The Freedom of Self-Forgetfulness

by Timothy Keller

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Keller argues that true freedom from self-criticism comes not from thinking more highly of yourself but from thinking of yourself less. Drawing on 1 Corinthians 4, he offers a strikingly counter-cultural take on identity and worth in just 48 pages.

Published:: 2012
Pages:: 48

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The Freedom of Self-Forgetfulness is called "one of my favorite books of all time" and "the shortest book I have ever read." Salvagno gave a copy to every person on his PurposePoint team. He uses Keller's argument that our identity is not tied to success or failure as the heart of the Guilt chapter.

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