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Greta Thunberg calls her autism a “superpower.” Diagnosed with Asperger’s, she’s known for her unwavering focus, direct speech, and refusal to be swayed by social norms—all traits that have made her a formidable climate activist. Her ability to cut through noise and speak truth to power has galvanized millions. Greta’s autism isn’t a footnote—it’s central to her impact. She doesn’t perform activism—she embodies it.  Her clarity is a mirror to a distracted world. Post inspired by Colette McNeil's books on autism:  Choice and Structure for Children with Autism .  Entienda el desafino de -no - en los ninos con autismo ,  and  Understanding the Challenge of "No" for Children with Autism   by Colette McNeil.  Read more posts about Colette and her books  HERE . To purchase copies of any MSI Press book at 25% discount, use code FF25 at  MSI Press webstore . Want to read an MSI Press book and not have to pay for it? (1) Ask your local library to purc...

  In today’s hyperconnected world, we are surrounded by more information than ever—ancient scriptures, modern philosophy, spiritual soundbites, and internet memes all swirl in a cacophony of voices claiming to have the answers. And yet, many of us feel more confused than enlightened. We’re left wondering:  Is there any clarity to be found in this spiritual noise? A Theology for the Rest of Us  is a guide for anyone who has ever felt overwhelmed by the sheer volume of religious or philosophical knowledge, yet still longs for understanding. Rather than offering rigid dogma, this award-winning book invites readers to explore the essential questions—Does God exist? Is there free will? What is evil?—with a clear, compassionate voice rooted in reason and hope. Drawing from both Eastern and Western traditions—Buddhism and Taoism alongside Christianity, Judaism, Islam, and even Enlightenment thought and quantum theory—the author creates a spiritual roadmap for those who are searc...