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Resolution theory.
Gregory David Roberts • Shantaram: A Novel
the focus on Jesus as a continuous human subject, born, maturing, dying.
Rowan Williams • Christ the Heart of Creation
take up the practices of weeping and watching compels us to work, and our work is shaped and sanctified by being people who, through embodied and habitual practices, have learned to weep and to watch.
Tish Harrison Warren • Prayer in the Night: For Those Who Work or Watch or Weep
To connect Taylor with Ehrenberg, what modernity considers to be a mental ailment is always connected to its ethic, to its assertion of what is good.
Andrew Root • The Congregation in a Secular Age (Ministry in a Secular Age Book #3): Keeping Sacred Time against the Speed of Modern Life
Warren’s building, and his own style, represented an openness, even a partnership, in helping individuals find their own purpose by allowing Jesus to help each person flourish and overcome the malaise that the age of authenticity seemed to leave in the wake of its individualized freedom. Yet Warren did not do this by speaking against individualized
... See moreAndrew Root • The Pastor in a Secular Age (Ministry in a Secular Age Book #2): Ministry to People Who No Longer Need a God
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James K. A. Smith • The Nicene Option: An Incarnational Phenomenology
What began as the suppression of truth about God has led to, in the West at least, disenchantment. Emptied of transcendence, the human experience of the world fades to grey.
Paul M. Gould • Cultural Apologetics
In the shadow of Secular 3, faith is flattened into a natural and material realm of church participation and the willful decision to believe certain things. It can only be about affiliation and assimilation.