David P. Gushee è una voce di spicco nell'etica cristiana, che approfondisce complessi dilemmi morali e la ricerca di principi etici nel mondo contemporaneo. La sua scrittura è caratterizzata da una profonda comprensione delle tradizioni teologiche e dalla loro applicazione alle sfide sociali attuali. Gushee esplora temi di giustizia, dignità umana e il ruolo della fede nel plasmare una società più equa. Il suo approccio intellettuale incoraggia i lettori a riflettere sulle proprie posizioni morali e a impegnarsi attivamente nelle questioni etiche del nostro tempo.
This manual offers an in-depth exploration of living a Christian life, providing practical guidance and insights into faith and practice. It covers various aspects of Christian living, aiming to equip readers with the tools necessary to embody their beliefs in everyday situations. The book serves as a resource for both new and seasoned Christians seeking to deepen their understanding and application of their faith.
A building crescendo of developments, culminating in evangelical support for the Trump presidency, has led many evangelicals to question the faith they inherited. If being Christian means rejecting LGBTQ persons and supporting systemic racism, perhaps their Christian journey is over.David Gushee offers a new way forward for disillusioned post-evangelicals by first analyzing what went wrong with U.S. white evangelicalism in areas such as evangelical identity, biblical interpretation, church life, sexuality, politics, and race. Gushee then proposes new ways of Christian believing, belonging, and behaving, helping post-evangelicals from where they are to a living relationship with Christ and an intellectually cogent and morally robust post-evangelical faith. After Evangelicalism shows that it is possible to follow Jesus out of evangelical Christianity, and more than that, it's necessary.
Focusing on the moral teachings of Jesus, this book addresses the growing post-evangelical movement and the search for a more meaningful faith. David P. Gushee explores forty teachings from the New Testament Gospels, aiming to fill the theological void felt by many Christians. His analysis seeks to clarify Jesus' perspectives on morality, providing insights for those ready to deepen their understanding and practice of faith in a contemporary context.