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The Politics of Discipleship

Name: The Politics of Discipleship
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Author: Graham Ward
ISBN: 9780334043508

Becoming Post-material Citizens

by Graham Ward

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304 pages
Publisher: SCM Press
15.6 x 23.4 x 2.7 cm

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For Christians seeking to understand modern faith challenges

Clarifies how to live out faith in a political context

You will deepen your discipleship and engagement with culture

This book explores the political nature of Christian discipleship in a postmodern world.

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Graham Ward is well known for his thoughtful engagement with postmodernism and contemporary critical theology. In this publication he provides a broader audience with an engaging account of the inherently political nature of postmodernity and thoughts on what it means to live the Christian faith within that setting. Ward provides an accessible guide to contemporary postmodernism and its wide-ranging implications and develops a model of discipleship that informs a faith seeking understanding, which Ward describes as 'the substance of the church's political life'.