Sarah Guittard từ Zbyňov, Slovakia

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05/15/2024

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2018-05-04 06:30

Cò Trắng Vườn Chim Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Kim Hài

Rereading in a new context. Already a known quantity in the world of post-modernism in American Christianity, Carol Howard Merritt has published her second book Reframing Hope: Vital Ministry in a New Generation. This is not a rehash of her previous work. Rather it builds and expands on it. In Tribal Church, Merritt was primarily concerned with "Where are the young people? What do they want?" In Reframing Hope, she emphasizes the need to stay grounded in the traditions of our mainline churches, while looking for additional ways to "be Church". She encourages us to quit obsessing about the numbers decline in our denominations and instead to "shift our focus, take into account where we have been, and imagine what God is calling us to be." The changing currents in "technology, organizing, communication, and spirituality...deeply affect the way we minister and form community." We can make two mistakes in dealing with this societal change. We can ignore what is coming, or we can dismiss what has passed. Both of these options will lead to our eventual demise. But we have faith that God is doing something in the world right now. It is up to us to discern what that is and what our role is in bringing it about. Merritt discusses the opportunities available to us by redistributing authority, re-forming community, reexamining the medium (electronic communications), retelling the message, reinventing activism, renewing creation, and retraditioning spirituality. Using both biblical and personal examples and stories, she leads us to look again at our world and at our churches. As a 30-something pastor in a mainline urban church, she speaks with experience and insight into the needs, wants and desires of the world around us. This book, published by the Alban Institute, should be required reading for any church leader who is serious about discerning the church's mission and vision for the future.

2018-05-04 11:30

Tính Cách Và Tài Vận Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn

Sách được viết bởi Bởi: Hoàng Cương Vỹ

This covers the time in P & P when Darcy is absent from Elizabeth's sphere. Aidan uses it to good effect, allowing Darcy to be seen in his own right as brother to Georgiana, a caring relative to his Fitzwilliam/ Matlock relations, master of Pemberley and man trying to decide between his desires for his future and what he knows is his expected duty. Religion plays a bigger role as the novel progresses. Darcy is distressed by Georgiana's "enthusiasm" and is afraid that she will be exposed to the censure of "Society" for it, which reveals much about his own faith. Then comes Aidan's foray into the Gothic novel when Darcy, in an attempt to forget Elizabeth and find a suitable wife, attends a house party at the home of an old classmate. There he fast learns to despise his companions and the class of Society of which they are representative. As Aidan says herself in the Q&A: "The other goal was to bring Darcy to an epiphany about the nature of his own class, thereby providing him something to choose against in contrast to what, in Elizabeth Bennet, he would be choosing for." Fletcher again shines in this novel. He is such a fun character. My fav. part is when he tells Darcy that he is engaged to Annie Garlick and Darcy gives his assent, but tells him that he'll have to help Annie's mistress find a husband before then can be wed, little realizing that he has just told Fletcher to help Elizabeth Bennet get a husband. Ah, and the grin Fletcher has on his face:) Several times, Fletcher lets slip comments that clearly indicate that he already is sure that Elizabeth Bennet should be Darcy's wife...

Người đọc Sarah Guittard từ Zbyňov, Slovakia

Người dùng coi những cuốn sách này là thú vị nhất trong năm 2017-2018, ban biên tập của cổng thông tin "Thư viện Sách hướng dẫn" khuyến cáo rằng tất cả các độc giả sẽ làm quen với văn học này.