Looking at the divide between worldviews, and how to reach across it. . . .
Julien Stanford. Kingdom of God or Pagan Empire?: Why Christians Are on the Sidelines of a Divided Nation. 356p., $18.99, Deep River Books.
A great political divide exists today, but can we truly grasp the significance of that divide?
It is very complex and carries such deep implications that explaining the nature of the divide is not possible without reaching far back into history to trace its development. . . .
Kingdom of God or Pagan Empire demonstrates that the Christian position is the only one that can squarely address the phenomena of the whole human experience without violating the principle of non-contradiction. More importantly, Christianity continues to be the sole hope for individual and cultural redemption.
In order to truly appreciate—or even begin to understand—something as complex as Christianity, one must first be acquainted with the backdrop against which it emerged. . . . [T]he reader will be acquainted with this nuanced, contextual understanding among other tools to guide them in engaging with the current cultural divide.
