by Richard Rohr
First published 2021
Richard Rohr examines the three traditional sources of evil that have shaped Christian thought for centuries. He argues that Christianity has concentrated almost entirely on individual moral failures while ignoring broader systemic problems. Rohr demonstrates how this limited focus has allowed worldly and spiritual evils to operate without scrutiny throughout most of Christian history. Drawing from the teachings of Jesus and Paul, he reveals why believers must expand their understanding beyond personal shortcomings. The author acknowledges that no simple answers exist and that everyone participates in the social evils that surround us. Yet he distills fifty years of ministry experience into practical principles for confronting evil through contemplative practice and love.
Genres: social-issues, religion, non-fiction, christianity, academic
Vibes: intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: social-commentary
156 pages · Paperback · Juanuno1 Ediciones