Paradoxy: Creating Christian Community Beyond Us and Them
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    [synopsis] => As Western Christianity moves towards a religious realignment of epic proportions – where does your congregation stand? How will you navigate these changes?  Paradigms that have guided the Church for centuries are crumbling. The old dichotomy between "conservatives" and "liberals" – that has defined us for centuries – is becoming almost irrelevant. What are our true differences today? Where and how will we come together as a Christian people for the future? Paradoxy is a book for those who would lead churches in challenging times. We must answer three basic questions:  Where are we now?  How did we get here?  Where do we go from here?  Paradoxy helps you understand and explain what's happening, gives everyone a chance to speak and be ehard, and moves you into the future as one body, together.
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