Review of Wallis's latest book
The Washington Post recently published a review of Jim Wallis's God's Politics. Evangelicals, particularly those of a politically conservative slant, would do well to consider Wallis's views on poverty and social justice. Whatever you may think of Wallis's politics, he is a powerful critic of the satanical influence of the world order. Wallis is a serious thinker with a capacity for framing world events in biblical perspective. I've found his work very helpful through the years in gaining a theologically fresh background for my preaching and teaching.
Update: Here's an interview with Wallace (thanks to SmartChristian for the link). Also, I now have the name of the book right.
Update: Here's an interview with Wallace (thanks to SmartChristian for the link). Also, I now have the name of the book right.
posted by Milton Stanley at 1:42 PM
2 Comments:
I just got a copy of Wallis' book. I tend to agree with you that it is difficult to dismiss many of his concerns.
Yes. Wallis's Agenda for Biblical People has been formational for my thinking about the world order.
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