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The Soul of Wine: Savoring the Goodness of God | Gisela H Kreglinger

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Wine is a wonderful, lavish, and mysterious gift from God. Gisela Kreglinger, the daughter of a vintner and trained as theologian, invites us to discover wine as part of a more full-bodied Christian spirituality. Along with bread, wine is the gift we receive at the table of communion. Through these gifts we experience God's glorious and loving presence among us, feeding and nurturing us in body, soul, and spirit.

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The Soul of Wine: Savoring the Goodness of God | Gisela H Kreglinger

Savoring this glass of wine with these beautiful words about wine 🍷

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The Soul of Wine: Savoring the Goodness of God | Gisela H Kreglinger

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The Soul of Wine: Savoring the Goodness of God | Gisela H Kreglinger

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From ancient times people have believed that wine is imbued with spiritual meaning and can become a mediator between heaven and earth, evoking divine presence. The Greeks believed in the wine god Dionysius, the Romans in Bacchus, and the Etruscans in Fufluns. The Jews believe God Gabe them wine to give them glad hearts, while the Christmas Celebrate the Last Supper with bread and wine.

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