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The Love That Moves the Sun
Advent hope in a time of crisis

The season of Advent traditionally involved meditation upon the ‘Four Last Things’: heaven, hell, death, and judgement, encouraging Christians to evaluate their lives through the prism of endings. In a time of permacrisis – environmental degradation; disinformation and the rise of populism; widening economic inequality and deep racial divisions, The Love That Moves the Sun revives this ancient practice and marries it with contemporary concerns, recovering the hope and belief that all things are moving towards union with God. Contemplating our final ends gives hope and direction in a chaotic world of uncertainty. The first advent began with an angelic messenger announcing the coming of Christ to Mary. The Love That Moves the Sun enables us to hear annunciations in our own time, calling us to the salvation of a groaning creation and the hope of a new earth where justice dwells.

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Weight 0.1 kg
Format

Paperback

Pages

128

Publisher

Canterbury Press Norwich

Product Code:9781786225658
Paul Dominiak is Senior Tutor and Fellow in Theology at Jesus College, Cambridge. He was previously Chaplain to Trinity College Cambridge, Dean and Fellow of Jesus College, and then Vice Principal of Westcott House. Among other publications, he is the author of the 2023 Lent book The Falling of Dusk.

The season of Advent traditionally involved meditation upon the ‘Four Last Things’: heaven, hell, death, and judgement, encouraging Christians to evaluate their lives through the prism of endings. In a time of permacrisis – environmental degradation; disinformation and the rise of populism; widening economic inequality and deep racial divisions, The Love That Moves the Sun revives this ancient practice and marries it with contemporary concerns, recovering the hope and belief that all things are moving towards union with God. Contemplating our final ends gives hope and direction in a chaotic world of uncertainty. The first advent began with an angelic messenger announcing the coming of Christ to Mary. The Love That Moves the Sun enables us to hear annunciations in our own time, calling us to the salvation of a groaning creation and the hope of a new earth where justice dwells.

The Love That Moves the Sun
Advent hope in a time of crisis

£12.99

Usually dispatched between 2 - 3 working days

The season of Advent traditionally involved meditation upon the ‘Four Last Things’: heaven, hell, death, and judgement, encouraging Christians to evaluate their lives through the prism of endings. In a time of permacrisis – environmental degradation; disinformation and the rise of populism; widening economic inequality and deep racial divisions, The Love That Moves the Sun revives this ancient practice and marries it with contemporary concerns, recovering the hope and belief that all things are moving towards union with God. Contemplating our final ends gives hope and direction in a chaotic world of uncertainty. The first advent began with an angelic messenger announcing the coming of Christ to Mary. The Love That Moves the Sun enables us to hear annunciations in our own time, calling us to the salvation of a groaning creation and the hope of a new earth where justice dwells.

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