Resident Aliens: A Provocative Christian Assessment of Culture and Ministry for People Who Know that Something is Wrong

Resident Aliens: A Provocative Christian Assessment of Culture and Ministry for People Who Know that Something is Wrong

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Action & Adventure Religion & Spirituality
格式 平装书
页数 175
语言 英语
已发布 Sep 1, 1989
出版商 Abingdon Press
版本 1
ISBN-10 0687361591
ISBN-13 9780687361595
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Two prominent theologians delve into the complexities of living as Christians in an increasingly secular society. They challenge readers to consider the idea of being "resident aliens," a concept that captures the feeling of being out of place in a culture that often seems at odds with Christian values. Through insightful analysis and engaging narrative, they explore how faith influences the understanding of community, identity, and purpose amidst societal changes.

Their examination unveils the existential dilemma faced by believers who recognize the discrepancies between their spiritual convictions and the prevailing cultural norms. They argue that this sense of alienation offers an opportunity to reevaluate and invigorate one's faith, prompting a deeper mission within one's community. With a blend of theological depth and practical application, the authors guide readers toward a more robust engagement with their surroundings.

The book reflects on the call to live authentically as followers of Christ, encouraging believers to embrace their unique status and redefine their role in the world. Through thought-provoking reflections, the authors invite a dialogue about the implications of faith on culture and ministry, challenging the church to rethink its approach to contemporary issues.

Ultimately, this work serves as both a critique of cultural assumptions and a source of hope for those navigating the complexities of modern life. It beckons readers to embody their convictions with courage while seeking to transform the world around them.

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