The crisis that we are facing today are primarily the crises of global capitalism. That is the imperial, totalitarian philosophy that holds sway over the masses and the nations and the world leaders today.
The events and realities and problems of modern life can be overwhelming to our consciences. The last century was the most brutal and deadly ever. As we look ahead to the next one, what is the source of our hope?
An analogy exploring institutional pressure to conform, on the one hand, and, on the other hand, for those resisting institutional conformity, the temptation to embrace a destructive cynicism. Between these two extremes is a path that embraces both human community and speaking truth to the strongholds of power.
Communities of Christian discipleship are uniquely called and prepared to respond to globalising forces
The crisis that we are facing today are primarily the crises of global capitalism. That is the imperial, totalitarian philosophy that holds sway over the masses and the nations and the world leaders today.
Renewing our hope in the midst of a suffering world
The events and realities and problems of modern life can be overwhelming to our consciences. The last century was the most brutal and deadly ever. As we look ahead to the next one, what is the source of our hope?
Discovering a walk of faithfulness apart from both institutional compliancy and cynical posturing
An analogy exploring institutional pressure to conform, on the one hand, and, on the other hand, for those resisting institutional conformity, the temptation to embrace a destructive cynicism. Between these two extremes is a path that embraces both human community and speaking truth to the strongholds of power.
A Christian perspective on global tragedy
An authentically Christian understanding of suffering informs how we interpret global tragedies, differing from fatalistic interpretations that too-easily and too-frequently underpin religious worldviews.
