On Second Thought Jesus' own practice of worship

Jesus' own practice of worship

this may leave Anglicans frustrated both with God’s “non-rational” ways and with morality-centered Christianity

real-life examples of processes and procedures that did not work (and why) make for enjoyable reading of an otherwise business-like subject

this book explains how Judaism has influenced the structure of liturgical worship

• First book to directly explore this evolving relationship

On Second Thought Jesus' own practice of worshipIn this, Don Shrivers fifteenth book, the socially involved ethicist and former president of Union Theological Seminary reveals some of the challenging experiences and ideas that have informed his work. In a book both personal and honest, Shriver reflects on the nature and importance of books, music, education, war, friends, marriage, political conflict, and his tenure at Union. The essays as a whole represent exemplary theological work by showing how