The Divine Commodity
Discovering a Faith Beyond Consumer Christianity
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The human imagination is the key battleground in the conflict between the kingdom of God and the consumer culture. Drawing from the vivid imaginations of Impressionist painters, particularly Vincent van Gogh, each chapter of The Divine Commodity uses personal narrative, biblical exposition, and cultural observation to show how consumerism has shaped our faith, and then challenges the reader to use their sanctified imagination to envision an alternative way of expressing the Christian life in our
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Short review: This is a book to argue with. There is something that will offend just about every Christian, but a lot of really good points. Obviously I don't agree with all the conclusions, but I think it is a great book for wrestling through how we as Christians interact in culture.