Rarities

A Theological Introduction. New movements and communities in the life of the Church. CTS booklet.

Deepening your experience of God. Second hand hardback book in good condition but with highlighted passages and underlining.

A handbook for leading intercessions at the Eucharist. Second hand paperback book in good condition 1990 edition.

Second hand hardback book, in good condition but the dust jacket has some tears.

For the past fifty years the view has prevailed, shared by politicians on the left and the right, that society is sustained by two institution, the market and government, the homes, respectively, of individual and the state. This has led to the breakdown of third sector institutions like the family and the community, places where we find identity, meaning, security and trust.

In The Politics of Hope Jonathan Sacks proposes a new understanding of society, based on covenant as well as contract. This, he argues, creates a new politics of responsibility in which families, neighbourhoods, communities, voluntary organisations and religious groups all have a part to play. How, he asks, do we move from social breakdown to the politics of hope?

An interpretation of the New Testament.
No dust cover.