Saints and Sinners: An Exploration of Faith and Humanity through Poetry

Every sinner is a saint. Edith Close-Vaziri explores this duality of the human nature in her book, People of God—One and All: Saints and Sinners. This anthology of poetry includes a variety of topics for meditation and self-reflection.

Every person is a unique being shaped by their background and experiences. For that reason, people can hardly identify themselves as saints or sinners. Close-Vaziri reflects upon this blurry aspect of human nature. She provides various striking points for readers to ponder on through each rhythmical verse.

Amazon user Charade praises the author’s collection, “It is a work that seeks to engage in salient conversations ranging from questions such as what is faith, what is the meaning of life in relation to faith, what is good and what is just.”

People of God—One and All: Saints and Sinners is a thought-provoking collection of poems. Each piece opens up avenues for readers to question and find personal answers about faith, life, goodness, and justness.
 
 
 
People of God—One and All: Saints and Sinners
Written by Edith A. Close-Vaziri
Kindle | $7.00
Paperback | $8.95
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About the Author

Edith A. Close-Vaziri served as an elementary instructor for forty-one years. She earned a National Board Certification in teaching. She received and discovered the gift to write poetry in her last years of teaching. For more information, check the author’s blog at www.spiritualpoetrysite.wordpress.com.

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