Writer Lauren Windle details every mention of the supernatural in Prince Harry’s best-selling book Spare, but there’s a sad lack of Christianity.
I read it. I told you I would. Rather than allowing myself to be swallowed up by the more outrageous passages highlighted by the tabloids - like Prince Harry’s frozen penis or the older woman he lost his virginity to - I decided it was my duty to take in the whole body of work as it was intended.
It’s a meaty book with 416 pages spanning from the day of Princess Diana’s death to Harry and Meghan’s move to the States. Within those many pages I hoped that he would speak about his faith and relationship with God. I had previously speculated (optimistically) that he was a Christian. When I saw Harry share the serenity prayer during his ITV interview with Tom Brady, I felt even more confident that he would open up about his prayer and spiritual life.
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