Up front, let me say that this series of posts is not going to be a traditional critique or summary of the book. Rather, I will be processing my response to the material as I work through the book and answering three questions as I go:
- Do I agree with what the author says?
- Should his ideas be applied?
and if so,
- How can they be applied in the context of the churches of Christ?
The book is broken into three essays: “Christianity and World-Changing,” “Rethinking Power,” and “Toward a New City Commons: Reflections on a Theology of Faithful Presence.” Each essay has about six or seven chapters and I will likely devote two or three posts to each essay depending on the complexity of the material.
Now with all of that said, let’s jump right in.
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