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Editorial Reviews. From Publishers Weekly. Starred Review. What's a nice Jewish boy doing at a Baptist church on Sunday? This is not the first line of a joke, but.
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- Evangelical vote a 'jump ball' in '08 | Jewish Journal
- A Jew among the Evangelicals : A Guide for the Perplexed [Paperback]
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Christians can decide for themselves how God would want them to come down on any issue There ought to be more than just gay marriage and pro-life issues, because the Bible is concerned with all of life We need to do everything we can to relieve poverty, to heal the sick and to protect the Earth. In his political flexibility, Hunter is reflecting the sentiments of the people in his pews. Other research has shown evangelical diversity of views on such issues as tax policy, the death penalty and the role of women in society.
The open question is whether these changes will make a difference politically, especially in close races in which a slight shift by white evangelicals can change the outcome. Publisher: Farrar, Straus and Giroux. Paul Elie has intriguingly combined biography and literary criticism of four of the most well-known and influential Catholic literary figures of the 20th century by examining how each uses the theme of pilgrimage in his or her work.
Flannery O'Connor, Thomas Merton, Dorothy Day, and Walker Percy each were also on their own pilgrimages as they sought spirituality and truth through their work and their writing. Whether you are interested in the individuals, their connections, or the meeting of literature and faith, you'll find reading this an illuminating experience. Publisher: Hill and Wang. In , Moroccan scholar Abdellah Hammoudi set out to observe the Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca the hajj as an anthropologist as well as a pilgrim.
Although--or perhaps because--he has difficulties reconciling his personal struggles with faith and his desire for a religious experience with his scholarly outsider's view, his observations of and insights into the history, religious importance, and even the inevitable lucrative side-effects of the hajj are excellent and often deeply personal. Publisher: Celestial Arts.
Evangelical vote a 'jump ball' in '08 | Jewish Journal
But while the Zen Buddhist pilgrimage through Korea's mountains may be extraordinarily arduous, the rewards are a heart open to reflection, to love, to awareness. Geri Larkin's experience is very human, peppered with humorous observations of the situations she finds herself in, but above all, First You Shave Your Head is an account of a Zen practioner learning a little more about herself and the practice of Buddhism.
Former Wall Street Journal reporter Asra Nomani was an unwed mother when she and her infant son undertook the pilgrimage to Mecca in Frustrated by the violent acts being done in the name of Islam, Nomani joined the pilgrims in Saudia Arabia not only to complete the hajj, but also to learn more about Islam--particularly its history and ethics. This book has been highly praised by many review sources; the Washington Post's Book World calls it "vibrant and engrossing.
Publisher: Paraclete Press. While pilgrimages usually call to mind holy cities such as Mecca or Jerusalem, authors Ogilbee and Riess have selected 11 locations in the U.
Post a Comment. I've spent a good deal of time recounting the stories in Amelia Bristow's first three books, conversionary novels all plus some bonus short stories for good measure. Why do I spend my time this way? Why do I waste my precious hours opening up for the rest of the world those three people who might read this the published fantasies some undoubtedly based on her own real life experiences of a pre-Victorian era evangelical Christian novelist of Jewish upbringing, whose literary aspirations got her published but whose literary legacy is null?
A Jew among the Evangelicals : A Guide for the Perplexed [Paperback]
Amelia Bristow, while an average writer for her time in my less than professional opinion , influenced thousands of British Christians and perhaps a few Jews as well. While no one writes like Bristow today, her attitudes toward Jews persist. A Jew cannot be "saved" without Jesus or so it is believed.