I
have just finished reading the book, “Convictions: How I learned What Matters Most”
by Marcus Borg. This is labelled as ‘A manifesto for progressive Christians’.
There is much that is commendable here. As the book cover shows, Borg goes back
into Christianity’s roots so that he can better garner the outgoing fruits that
should emerge. This is a call for the prophetic role of Christianity in its
struggle for social justice. It is also a reminder of Christianity’s initial stance
of non-violent resistance and confrontation of the world’s many evils.
Retired activist chasing rainbows. This blog is a collection of articles by the rebellious seeker that he has written over the years. They are categorized under the four headings that are shown. They are the reflections of a life that began with heady optimism and spirited activism. Now as the sunset time approaches a time of calm and more reflection may be in order.
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Showing posts with label cross. Show all posts
Saturday, 22 July 2017
Thursday, 5 January 2017
Vietnam Trilogy
During the 60s and early 70s, the war in Vietnam was tearing apart US society. Resistance to this war was also creating a whole generation of anti-war activists. The following three articles reflect my thinking at the time.
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