Concept Behind "Miles To Go"--the book
Tuesday, June 17, 2008 at 08:53PM Almost all disciplines are being re imagined as we move through our lifetime in this rapidly changing world. This book describes a way to envision Christianity from the centerpoint outward. A view that begins with the cross and moves outward from that point. The premise is that the cross is the climax to the story of God's struggle to deal with evil, eliminate personal demons, fulfill His promises and responsibilities with Israel, and begin a recreation based on this resolution of convergent issues. The cross is the climax of what has gone before and the commencement of a new era for God.
Buckminster Fuller once said, "You never change things by fighting the
existing reality. To change things build a new model that makes the
existing model obsolete."
Fuller may have lived a long time back but his
prophetic vision is never clearer than it is today. It is time for a
new Christianity to emerge--one that has honored past models but not
been weighed down by them. Centerpoint Christianity is one such model poised to make
an entrance in a time when it is most yearned for.
It's greatest enemy as always will be the religious relic of resistance.
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