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rather than hopelessly trying to imitate something not meant for them

Scholars from several continents and cultural contexts

Two of Latin America’s foremost theologians

he reveals the basis for that confidence and shares with us what actually happened inside the secret conclave

The Soulwork of Justice: Four Movements for Contemplative Action Series_Ethics and Intersectionality Series (EIS) rather than hopelessly trying toIf you need help integrating the work of justice and the work of the soul, this is the book youll return to again and again. Brian D. McLaren "In a time of mass chaos, deep overwhelm, exhaustion, and burn out, I can't imagine a more critical book! This is an essential resource for church small groups." Christy Berghoef, author, Rooted: A Spiritual Memoir of Homecoming Wes is a contemplative activist. I have seen him keep regular journals about his