God's Revolution

God's RevolutionUnlock a transformative vision for society with this powerful selection of writings from Eberhard Arnold. Ideal for anyone seeking to embrace radical change inspired by the teachings of Jesus, this book invites you to explore deep rooted injustices and the spiritual revolution required to address them. Eberhard Arnold challenges convential religious notions, suggesting that true discipleship is not merely about personal fulfillment but signals a

Unlock a transformative vision for society with this powerful selection of writings from Eberhard Arnold. Ideal for anyone seeking to embrace radical change inspired by the teachings of Jesus, this book invites you to explore deep-rooted injustices and the spiritual revolution required to address them. Eberhard Arnold challenges convential religious notions, suggesting that true discipleship is not merely about personal fulfillment but signals a revolutionary shift that begins within oneself and extends into the community. Readers looking for insightful disquisitions on moral courage and social transformation will find this book compelling and deeply enriching. Published by Plough in 2021, this brand-new title is adhesive bound and comes complete with an ISBN of 9781636080000. Dive into this radical vision and be part of a men's movement towards genuine justice, love, and community.

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Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781636080000
Format: Unsewn / adhesive bound
Year: 2021
Publisher: Plough


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A radical vision for a society transformed by the teachings and spirit of Jesus.Do you feel powerless to change the injustice at every level of society? Are you tired of answers that ignore the root causes of human suffering? This selection of writings by Eberhard Arnold, who left a career and the established church in order to live out the gospel, calls us to a completely different way.Be warned: Arnold doesn’t approach discipleship as the route to some benign religious fulfillment, but as a revolution—a transformation that begins within and spreads outward to encompass every aspect of life. Arnold writes in the same tradition of radical obedience to the gospel as his contemporaries Karl Barth and Dietrich Bonhoeffer.