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Adventures in Missing the Point: How the Culture-Controlled Church Neutered the Gospelby Brian D. McLaren
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:Bestselling authors McLaren and Campolo offer a skeptical and sympathetic assessment of the culture-controlled church--and each other's opinions--as they uncover faulty assumptions about the Christian faith. Join the adventure with a bold, honest look at salvation, postmodernism, worship, church leadership, and more to stretch your thinking and discover what the future holds. Synopsis:Brian D. McLaren and Tony Campolo invite us to join in the adventure of reexamining our past and rethinking our future. There is a stirring among churchgoers. Many are looking at how the Christian faith is being played out, wondering if, somehow, we're missing the point. What if there is more to our faith than just getting our souls into heaven? What if there is a power in the gospel that, due to our culture and church convention, has been locked up? If we were toexamine our widely accepted Christian beliefs and their origins, would we end up in the same place we are now or would we move in a new direction? Synopsis:There is a stirring among churchgoers. Many are looking at how the Christian faith is being played out, wondering if somehow we're missing the point. What if there is more to our faith than just getting our souls into heaven? What if there is a power in the gospel that's been kept under lock and key because of our culture-controlled church? If we placed our beliefs and their origins under the microscope, what would we see? What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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