**Enough is Enough** by John V. Taylor isn't your typical theological hand-wringing – it's a refreshingly honest take on finding balance in our consumption-obsessed world. This thoughtful exploration dives into what it really means to have "enough" in a society that constantly screams "more, more, more!" Taylor, a respected theologian and former Bishop of Winchester, tackles materialism, spiritual fulfillment, and social justice with surprising wit and zero pomposity. Perfect for anyone questioning whether they really need that third streaming subscription or wondering why their overstuffed closet still leaves them feeling empty. This isn't heavy religious doctrine – it's accessible philosophy for modern life. Ideal for thoughtful readers, environmental enthusiasts, minimalism curious folks, or anyone seeking meaning beyond the shopping mall. Filed under theology/philosophy, but honestly, it's just good sense wrapped in engaging prose. This preloved copy from Patina Paperbacks has stories to tell. *"Genuinely changed how I think about my relationship with stuff – brilliant insights without the preaching."* *"Taylor writes like your wisest friend over coffee. Profound yet completely down-to-earth."*
