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On God's Side: What religion forgets and politics hasn't learned about serving the comm
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On God’s Side: What religion forgets and politics hasn’t learned about serving the comm

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In this timely and hopeful book, Jim Wallis shows how left and right, religious and non-religious, Christians and those of other faiths may find common ground working for the benefit of our communities, our neighbours, and our world. As Wallis writes, Our life together can be better. It’s time to hear and heed a call to a different way of life, to reclaim a very old idea called the common good. So who is my neighbour in an age of austerity when different ideas of fairness clamour for attention, and what can we do to build up the common good?

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
SPCK Publishing
Country
United Kingdom
Date
19 April 2013
Pages
320
ISBN
9780745956121

In this timely and hopeful book, Jim Wallis shows how left and right, religious and non-religious, Christians and those of other faiths may find common ground working for the benefit of our communities, our neighbours, and our world. As Wallis writes, Our life together can be better. It’s time to hear and heed a call to a different way of life, to reclaim a very old idea called the common good. So who is my neighbour in an age of austerity when different ideas of fairness clamour for attention, and what can we do to build up the common good?

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
SPCK Publishing
Country
United Kingdom
Date
19 April 2013
Pages
320
ISBN
9780745956121