Radical Reconciliation: Beyond Political Pietism and Christian Quietism
Offer[s] a vision of reconciliation and social justice that is grounded in biblical truth....[The authors] examine Jesus' role as a radical reconciler and prophet of social justice, then go on to survey the role of reconciliation in religious communities and the wider society. --Bethel MagazineAllan Aubrey Boesak, a leading figure in the struggle against apartheid in south Africa, and Curtiss Paul DeYoung, a white U.S. theologian, join forces in "Radical Reconciliation: Beyond Political Pietism and Christian Quietism" to challenge Christians to practice true reconciliation and rise up against systemic injustice, even at the cost of losing one's own power and privilege. A great book for those interested in race relations (which should be all Christians). --Sojourners