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And God Said, "Play Ball!"

par Gary Graf

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Faith and Baseball have long been important factors in the life of author Gary Graf, each one inspiring valuable lessons on living. "I keep returning to them both," he says. "Each has taught me lessons about love, loss, and life. Each has its own rewards and its version of universal truth. I'm no theologian by any standard, and I never could throw a curve ball with any precision. But I do think there's a symbiotic relationship between that which was heaven sent and the game which is heaven on earth." To better understand faith, one need not look further than common things in life. What better place to start than on the baseball field, a place treasured by so many? Book jacket.… (plus d'informations)
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This book draws from the lives of Jesus Christ and Yogi Berra, Joseph of Nazareth and Joe DiMaggio, Moses and Hank Aaron, Saint Peter and Jackie Robinson. And God Said, "Play Ball!" makes the Bible more approachable by relating it to a game loved by both children and adults and shows baseball is not only a game, but a never-ending series of lessons about life.
  HandelmanLibraryTINR | Nov 22, 2018 |
I enjoyed reading this book during Lent. It taught me things that I did not know about the Bible or baseball. The baseball explanations made the Bible stories simpler to understand.

I would recommend this book to anyone who likes baseball and wants to learn more about their faith. ( )
  RKoletteL | Aug 22, 2013 |
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Faith and Baseball have long been important factors in the life of author Gary Graf, each one inspiring valuable lessons on living. "I keep returning to them both," he says. "Each has taught me lessons about love, loss, and life. Each has its own rewards and its version of universal truth. I'm no theologian by any standard, and I never could throw a curve ball with any precision. But I do think there's a symbiotic relationship between that which was heaven sent and the game which is heaven on earth." To better understand faith, one need not look further than common things in life. What better place to start than on the baseball field, a place treasured by so many? Book jacket.

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