Geschreven door Mark Van Steenwyk: 27 september, 2006
Chrck uit Zuivere Discipleship: Radical Christianity in a Rebellious World, by Lee C. Camp. The best book I read in 2004. It is a J.H. Yoder for the masses. Highly reccomended.
Grace and Peace.
eric
I’ve heard good things about Radical Hospitality: Benedict’s Way of Love, and of course Hauerwas and Willimon wrote Resident Aliens a few years ago (and a sequel) which is quite provocative.
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I enjoyed Camp’s book, though I don’t know if he brough the language low enough for it to be a book for the masses. His is one of the better books out there that really help to recast a discipleship that is centered around the ethics of Jesus. David Augsburger’s Subversive Spirituality is another.