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Everything must change : Jesus, global crises, and a revolution of hope / Brian D. McLaren.

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Summary
"What do the life and teaching of Jesus have to say about the most critical global problems in our world today?"--Provided by publisher
Content notes
Hope happens -- Two preoccupying questions -- The Amahoro flowing between us -- Everything must change -- Not what Jesus intended -- Second thoughts had come to stay -- Suicidal system -- Simmering on the back burner of my mind -- Three interlocking systems -- That could never happen to us -- The stories we tell ourselves -- Reframing Jesus -- How much more ironic -- Switching jigsaw lids -- No junk DNA -- Jamming the accelerator, slamming the brakes -- Or so it appeared -- Reintroducing Jesus -- Peace through domination -- Occupying regime, equity gap, excrement factory -- How different it would be -- Which Jesus? -- The security system -- Joining the peace insurgency -- Whose side are we on? -- Layers and layers more -- Joining warriors anonymous -- The prosperity system -- Capitalism as God -- Obligations to nonexistent future people -- Quick bliss through footwear, palate grease, and skin paint -- Collaboration for co-liberation -- The equity system -- On the side of the rebel Jesus -- Beyond blame and shame -- A new kind of question -- Organized religion or religion organizing for the common good? -- A revolution of hope -- The most radical thing we can do -- An unfolding, emergent, spiraling process -- Exposing the covert curriculum -- Moving mountains

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Call Number

BR100. M22

Publisher

Nashville : Thomas Nelson Publishers., 2007

Physical Description

v, 362pg.; 21cm.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

9781418573126

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Subject(s)

Christianity
Christian life.
Jesus Christ--Teachings
Jesus Christ--Biography
Christianity--Philosophy
Church and social problems--Biblical teaching

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