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We Cry Justice, edited by Liz Theoharis, contains chapters comparable to:
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An Inside Take a look at We Cry Justice: Studying the Bible with the Poor Folks’s Marketing campaign
Excerpt from the introduction
“We hope this ebook affords energy as you face the trials that the methods of poverty, systemic racism, environmental devotion, and militarism have created for the least of us. We pray it evokes you to commit your self, repeatedly, to constructing a greater world for all—a world by which everyone seems to be in and nobody is out, simply as God supposed it. We invite you to turn out to be clear, dedicated, linked, and competent for the work of ending poverty and constructing a simply world for all of God’s youngsters.”
We Cry Justice contains contributors comparable to:
Rev. Dr. Liz Theoharis, co-chair of the Poor Folks’s Marketing campaign
“Nowhere in the whole Bible does God condone poverty. Jesus reminds us that God hates poverty and has commanded us to finish poverty by forgiving money owed, elevating wages, outlawing slavery, and restructuring society across the wants of the poor.”
William J. Barber II, DMin, cochair of Poor Folks’s Marketing campaign
“The Bible provides us braveness within the midst of wrestle and an authoritative critique above the false and distorted authority of the methods of injustices that create poverty and inequality.”
Adam Barnes, PhD, director of rights and faith program on the Kairos Middle
“Programs of oppression, within the Roman Empire and as we speak, create false ethical narratives to justify violence of every kind towards the poor. Jesus teaches us subvert these methods and expose their domination.”
Karenna Gore, founder and director of the Middle for Earth Ethics at Union Theological Seminary
“In Jonah, we be taught to reject the phantasm of escape, align ourselves with the divine, and step ahead to do the sacred work to which we’re known as.”
Writer : Broadleaf Books (October 12, 2021)
Language : English
Paperback : 241 pages
ISBN-10 : 1506473644
ISBN-13 : 978-1506473642
Merchandise Weight : 11.2 ounces
Dimensions : 5.5 x 0.75 x 8.25 inches
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