do not worry Mr./Ms. Anonymous who so often lately has graced my comments secton. Of course that quiz was total sarcasm. The whole website is making fun of churches and the things they worry about instead of worrying about who Jesus is and what He means. Sorry if that didn't come across and thanks for asking to be sure.
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phew!
i thought so, but just wanted to make sure. ;)
um, above anonymous is a different anonymous.
i asked if west or wallis addressed non-Christian and non-faithful progressive movements.
-anon in L.A.
Dear Anon in LA,
I can't entirely speak for Jim, but the feel of his speeches is definitely inclusive. When he talks about people who long for a new vision of America and the community here, he says that those people include Evangelicals, Orthodox Christians, Catholics, historically black churches, atheists, Jewish people, etcetc... There is something present in all people, faith-based or not that can envision a better world. I think Jim strongly believes that. His idea of community ironically comes from the Bible and also largely from the faith-based Civil Rights movement: a table which uplifts those who haven't been given a voice and makes sure that no one is left out of the conversation.
I hope this helps.
Not to totally market my organization, but I can send you a trial issue if you want, or you can check out the website to get a better feel for Jim's message (www.sojo.net)
this is anonymous named liam:
how hot is liam, and don't you want to massage his feet?
thanx for giving your take on it.
peace,
Anon in L.A.
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