Each day, the world’s urban population swells by almost 200,000. With every passing week, more than a million people new to cities face unexpected realities and challenges of urban life. Just like the sheer volume of people in the city, these challenges can be staggering. As with the height and breadth of our metropolises, the wonders of urban life can be breathtaking. Like the city itself, the questions and challenges of urban life are both sprawling and pulsing with vitality.   As part of Zondervan's Ordinary Theology series, this volume offers a series of Christian reflections on some of the most basic and universal challenges of 21st century urban life. It takes one important dimension of what it means to be human—that human beings are made to be for God, for others, and for creation—and asks, “What are the implications of who God made us to be for how we ought to live in our cities?”    This book is intended for Christians facing the riddle of urban creation care, discerning the shape of community life, struggling with the challenges of wealth and poverty, and wondering at the global influence of cities. It is meant for those whose lives and livelihoods are inextricably bound up in the flourishing of their neighborhood and also for those who live in the shadow of cities. Most of all, it is meant for those grappling with the relationship between the cities of tomorrow and the glorious city to come.

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Toly, Noah J.; Green, Gene L.

HarperCollins Publishers

Willow Creek Resources

Ordinary theology series, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 2015

United States, United States of America

S. l, cop. 2015

2, 2015

Memory of the World Librarian: Slowrotation

类型: 图书

出版日期: 2015.05

出版社: Zondervan

页码: 52

As Part Of Zondervan's Ordinary Theology Series, This Volume Offers A Series Of Christian Reflections On Some Of The Most Basic And Universal Challenges Of 21st Century Urban Life. It Takes One Important Dimension Of What It Means To Be Human--that Human Beings Are Made To Be For God, For Others, And For Creation--and Asks, What Are The Implications Of Who God Made Us To Be For How We Ought To Live In Our Cities? This Book Is Intended For Christians Facing The Riddle Of Urban Creation Care, Discerning The Shape Of Community Life, Struggling With The Challenges Of Wealth And Poverty, And Wondering At The Global Influence Of Cities. It Is Meant For Those Whose Lives And Livelihoods Are Inextricably Bound Up In The Flourishing Of Their Neighborhood And Also For Those Who Live In The Shadow Of Cities. Most Of All, It Is Meant For Those Grappling With The Relationship Between The Cities Of Tomorrow And The Glorious City To Come. What Has Chicago To Do With Jerusalem? A Preface On Learning, Faith, And Urban Life -- Encountering Cities: Taking A Closer Look At Urban Life -- Zero Brownfields Future: Confronting The Mystery Of Urban Creation Care -- The Shape Of Community: Living With Other People In Cities -- Caring For The Least Of These: Responding To Vulnerability In Cities -- Wanna Be Startin Somethin? Shaping The Global Influence Of Cities -- Cities Of Tomorrow And The City Of God: Imagining The Future Of Urban Life -- For Flourishing Communities And Faithful Urban Life: A Prayer For Future Cities. Noah Toly. Includes Bibliographical References.

Each day, the world’s urban population swells by almost 200,000. With every passing week, more than a million people new to cities face unexpected realities and challenges of urban life. Just like the sheer volume of people in the city, these challenges can be staggering. As with the height and breadth of our metropolises, the wonders of urban life can be breathtaking. Like the city itself, the questions and challenges of urban life are both sprawling and pulsing with vitality.
As part of Zondervan's Ordinary Theology series, this volume offers a series of Christian reflections on some of the most basic and universal challenges of 21st century urban life. It takes one important dimension of what it means to be human—that human beings are made to be for God, for others, and for creation—and asks, “What are the implications of who God made us to be for how we ought to live in our cities?”
This book is intended for Christians facing the riddle of urban creation care, discerning the shape of community life, struggling with the challenges of wealth and poverty, and wondering at the global influence of cities. It is meant for those whose lives and livelihoods are inextricably bound up in the flourishing of their neighborhood and also for those who live in the shadow of cities. Most of all, it is meant for those grappling with the relationship between the cities of tomorrow and the glorious city to come.
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Each day, the world's urban population swells by almost 200,000. With every passing week, more than a million people new to cities face unexpected realities and challenges of urban life. Just like the sheer volume of people in the city, these challenges can be staggering. As with the height and breadth of our metropolises, the wonders of urban life can be breathtaking. Like the city itself, the questions and challenges of urban life are both sprawling and pulsing with vitality.
As part of Zondervan's Ordinary Theology series, this volume offers a series of Christian reflections on some of the most basic and universal challenges of 21st century urban life. It takes one important dimension of what it means to be human—that human beings are made to be for God, for others, and for creation—and asks, "What are the implications of who God made us to be for how we ought to live in our cities?"
This book is intended for Christians facing the...
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In Cities of Tomorrow and the City to Come, urban studies and political science professor Noah Toly develops a theology of city life for our urban world--an outlook all the more needed as the influence of today's global megacities reaches to the ends of the earth

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