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One Thing

Name: One Thing
Brand: Thomas Nelson Publishers
SKU: 09233393
Price: 13.49 EUR
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Author: Neil Cole
ISBN: 9780718032869

A Revolution to Change the World with Love

Neil Cole

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Inglese

Libro In brossura

Codice Libristo: 09233393

Casa editrice Thomas Nelson Publishers, novembre 2015

Neil Cole demonstrates the Church's lack of influence on our society because believers are not bring... Descrizione completa

Codice Libristo: 09233393

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Neil Cole demonstrates the Church's lack of influence on our society because believers are not bringing true transformative love to it, but rather a form of religious moralism. Neil details how real change was launched within the New Testament church and demonstrated in history, impacting harsh societal issues like slavery and the oppression of women. The author details how similar change can occur if we address today's pressing issues with love rather than a moralistic posture. Cole points out that the church has unrealistic expectations of imposing morality without spirituality to the lost. The church acts surprised when the unredeemed act like they are unredeemed. The real shock, Neil notes, is how the redeemed act like they are not. This book is a call for the church to respond in love toward the world and to not impose their own values on others, but rather live them out.