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Rebuilding Jerusalem

The Church's Hold on Hearts and Minds [Paperback]

by Spck

    • Book Format

      Paperback

    • Publisher

      SPCK Publishing

    • Published

      August 2007

    • Weight

      246g

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    Product Description

    This book assumes that everyone has a basic religious impulse, but that in England the Church has 'lost the hearts' of the English people. This did not happen suddenly and this book will examine what happened, and how the natural human response to religion can be rekindled. Questions and issues to be covered include: why religion still appears to be a natural response within certain parts of Europe; how did the English Reformation affect the religious sensibilities of the population; the Methodist revival of the 18th Century Evangelical and Tractarian revivals of the 19th Century Secularisation; and, how does one re-awaken a sacred view of the world.

    Specification

    • Book Format

      Paperback

    • Publisher

      SPCK Publishing

    • Published

      August 2007

    • Weight

      246g

    • Page Count

      208

    • Dimensions

      14 x 21.6 x 1.2 cm

    • ISBN

      9780281056972

    • ISBN-10

      0281056978

    • Eden Code

      1098613

    More Information

    • ISBN: 9780281056972

    • Publisher: SPCK Publishing

    • Release Date: August 2007

    • Weight: 246g

    • Dimensions: 14 x 21.6 x 1.2 cm

    • Eden Code: 1098613


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    16 years ago

    Rebuilding Jerusalem

    Not a travel book about the Holy Lands, but an in depth investigation into whether the Church of England has lost the hearts of the people of England. The first few lines of Blake’s epic poem, which in itself almost turned into a second anthem for England, reminds us, admittedly rhetorically, of our green and pleasant land where Jerusalem was builded. Through his observations the Bishop of Wakefield questions if indeed the land became a place where Blake’s dream was fulfilled or if it did not then could it ever really happen? Looking at the churches historical background, through revivals and changes, through Tractarianism and Evangelicalism right up to the present day the question is asked “what is the future?” Bishop Stephen writes with an enthusiasm which questions, quite rightly, the antipathy of some towards the need for an established church and gives us plenty of ideas, based on others stories and anecdotal quotes, which should move us forward. So many of us take for granted that the Church of England will always be there, but modern life is never to be taken for granted. If change is signalled then this book will be a good starting point for the entire establishment

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