David Zahl est un auteur qui explore la culture contemporaine et la foi. Son écriture examine comment l'espoir et la grâce peuvent être trouvés dans le tissu de la vie quotidienne. Zahl se concentre sur la découverte de sens plus profonds dans les expériences communes et sur la manière dont ces révélations peuvent mener à la libération.
The founder of Mockingbird Ministries argues that having an accurate view of humans helps us avoid the temptation to divide the world into good and bad people, provides the foundation for real relationships rooted in vulnerability, and leads us to a more liberating view of human nature, sin, and grace.
How Career, Parenting, Technology, Food, Politics, and Romance Became Our New Religion and What to Do about It (New and Revised)
Exploring the concept of modern "replacement religions," the book delves into how career, parenting, technology, food, politics, and romance fill the void left by traditional faith. It examines the pursuit of fulfillment and the resulting burnout from societal pressures, while also introducing a new chapter on celebrity culture. Through a blend of humor and personal insight, the author critiques contemporary performancism and invites readers to rediscover the grace of God amidst these challenges. A discussion guide is included for group engagement.
How Career, Parenting, Technology, Food, Politics, and Romance Became Our New Religion and What to Do about It
The author challenges the prevailing narrative of religious decline by revealing the diverse and competing pieties that shape people's lives. Through a blend of playful, personal, and incisive commentary, he explores how these beliefs influence contemporary society, offering a fresh perspective on the role of religion in modern life.