Restoring the Lord’s Day How Reclaiming Sunday Can Revive Our Human Nature
Sophia Institute Press
Editorial Vision
Edited by Alexander F. C. Webster, Alfred K. Siewers, and David C. Ford, this book addresses the ethical and cultural shifts in Western societies. It explores the question of human identity and living purpose. The old answers are no longer accepted, replaced by diverse options. This volume offers responses to the moral crisis, elaborating on its forms and foundations. It supports those questioning today's claims, aiding in resisting harmful trends.
Scholars and Authors
Contributors include Rod Dreher, Frederica Matthewes-Green, Dr. David Bradshaw, Fr. Chad Hatfield, and Fr. Peter Heers. They emphasize the importance of participating in Christ's life for human healing. This restoration of God's image is crucial for understanding our humanity. The book is a paperback with 192 pages, measuring 6 x 9 inches.
Ethical Reflections
The book delves into the separation of gender from biological sex, a topic once universally rejected. It provides clarity for those questioning today's claims. The volume facilitates a fuller understanding of the theological and philosophical foundations of the moral crisis. It is a resource for those seeking to resist trends causing suffering and unhappiness.