Author
Dave Andrews
Book Format
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Publisher
Authentic
Published
January 2008
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This rescues the ' Be-Attitudes' from obscurity and uses them for 'Plan Be' - 'being the change we want to see in the world'. 'Plan Be' is a simple practical easy-to-use manual for a do-it-yourself global ethical revolution.
In this book Dave Andrews rescues the 'beatitudes' from their obscurity as a poetic introduction to Jesus' sermon on the Mount, and reframes them as a set of radical 'Be-Attitudes' that we can use as a life-changing framework for 'being the change we want to see in the world'.
In 8 concise punchy chapters Dave unpacks the hidden dynamics in the 8 Be-Attitudes and shows us how they can help us reshape our personal-political worlds.
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Author
Dave Andrews
Book Format
paperback
Publisher
Authentic
Published
January 2008
Weight
119g
Page Count
112
Dimensions
129 x 199 x 6 mm
ISBN
9781850787785
ISBN-10
1850787786
Eden Code
1120562
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Author/Creator: Dave Andrews
ISBN: 9781850787785
Publisher: Authentic
Release Date: January 2008
Weight: 119g
Dimensions: 129 x 199 x 6 mm
Eden Code: 1120562
15 years ago
Plan Be
This is a short book which takes a look at the Beatitudes as rather more than just a poetic introduction to the Sermon On The Mount. Dave Andrews considers each saying individually, showing how Jesus's words were a call to radical and peaceful living. The chapter on "Blessed are the pure in heart" was particularly good but the overall standard of the chapters was high. However the end of the book meandered off into a rather strange discussion about t-shirts and other oddments that didn't feel like it fit very well with what had gone before. The highly pacifist and anti-George Bush stance of this book might put some people off but it was a worthwhile read, if rather short at 93 pages.
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