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Average rating: 3.98 · 288 ratings · 46 reviews · 30 distinct works
The Intentional Christian C...

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Trauma and the Failure of H...

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The Violent Gift: Trauma's ...

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Fire, Salt, and Peace: Inte...

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Witch-hunts, Purity, and So...

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The Social Meanings of Sacr...

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The Necessary King: A Postc...

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“Renunciation of many good things is needed to break our bondage to the fragmenting forces of our society, which most of us have internalized, as if busyness on many fronts were a virtue instead of a vice.”
David Janzen, The Intentional Christian Community Handbook: For Idealists, Hypocrites, and Wannabe Disciples of Jesus

“Tolerance and mutual submission both promise unity. Yet the difference between them is that of peace-loving versus peacemaking. Tolerance believes conflict can be overcome without sacrifice. Mutual submission offers the making of genuine peace--defined as the presence of harmony and reconciliation.”
David Janzen

“I’ll be up front about this: I do not believe communal life is the only way of faithfulness, nor is there a best way for any of it. But, while humanity may be crafted for community, some of us are just more ready than others to dance. What gives?”
David Janzen, The Intentional Christian Community Handbook: For Idealists, Hypocrites, and Wannabe Disciples of Jesus



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