Dear Christian, We Need a Divorce
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The scripture NEVER allows for the oppression of another human/creation/image bearer.
If the believers in Christ become more aligned with a political party or person rather than being aligned with Christ, it is no longer the church with Christ at the head.
If the overwhelming majority of your congregation looks alike and thinks alike, you do not have a church. You have a club or organization that is masquerading as a church.
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Book Details
Language :
English
Publication Date :
7/29/2024
Format :
Softcover
Dimensions :
5.5x8.5
Page Count :
128
ISBN :
9781665761819
Format :
E-Book
Dimensions :
N/A
Page Count :
128
ISBN :
9781665761802
Format :
Hardcover
Dimensions :
5.5x8.5
Page Count :
128
ISBN :
9781665761796
About the Book
| As one considers the current political and religious atmospheres surrounding us, we’re often left wondering how we got here. Many Christians find themselves frustrated with both the state of our nation and the state of the church and wonder what can be done about it. We’re at a place we’ve never been before in our young nation. We’re also at a place spiritually that seems unfamiliar. In Dear Christian, We Need a Divorce, author L. V. Primo explores the drift that’s occurred, shares an overview of a variety of topics including women’s rights, the environment, and immigration; and shows how the causes are both multifactorial and complex. Solution focused, Primo points the lens backward and looks at what’s been successful in past generations, offering an indication to what needs to be done to heal the chasm that currently divides us. Dear Christian, We Need a Divorce, takes a hard look at the basic teachings of Jesus Christ and applies them to modern day politics. It reviews the sobering statistics of the church and offers a review of how to return to fundamental teachings. |
About the Author
L. V. Primo grew up in an evangelical church with devout parents and in evangelical circles in the southern United States.