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Preaching and Paganism

By Albert Parker Fitch

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

In a world shifting towards humanism, a voice rises to examine religion's place amidst changing values.

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2005-06-16
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Summary

"Preaching and Paganism" by Albert Parker Fitch is a theological book from the early 1900s where Christian ministry meets the challenge of a world increasingly drawn to humanistic and even pagan ideas. The book looks closely at how modern values change what it means to preach and be religious. It shines a light on the difficulties faced by those in the ministry as these individuals try hold onto old religious ideas while considering the new modern ways of thought. The story emphasizes the need to understand the current generation while having the courage to speak enduring spiritual truths, especially as the world seems to focus more on human values than spiritual ones. This sets the stage for discussing what preaching really means when relating to the world and spiritual ideas.

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