This profound and thought-provoking book is one of the classics of modern missionary writing. Superficially just a good missionary story, it actually says much more about issues such as the meaning of the eucharist and the method and content of evangelism. schovat popis
Exploring the evolution of the church, the author contrasts contemporary practices with the early Christian community's openness to non-Jews. He critiques the uniformity and centralization that have shaped the church since the Council of Trent and the Industrial Revolution. Advocating for a more inclusive vision of Christ and revitalized sacraments, he argues for the church to be influenced by the world it seeks to evangelize. This sequel promises to resonate deeply with readers familiar with his previous work, offering profound insights into the church's future.