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"Simpler Living, Compassionate Life: A Christian Perspective" is a compilation and study guide that explores the connection between Christian faith and the practice of simplicity and compassion. Edited by Michael Schut, the book features contributions from various authors, including Henri Nouwen, Richard Foster, and Cecile Andrews, who discuss topics such as the use of money, community building, and living out one's faith in daily life. The book aims to help individuals and groups re-evaluate their lifestyles and embrace a more meaningful and compassionate way of living, contrasting societal ideals of material wealth with a Christian perspective of abundant life. It also includes a study guide for both individual and group use, making it a resource for exploring themes of consumption, global economics, and social justice from a faith-based viewpoint.
"Simpler Living, Compassionate Life: A Christian Perspective" is a compilation and study guide that explores the connection between Christian faith and the practice of simplicity and compassion. Edited by Michael Schut, the book features contributions from various authors, including Henri Nouwen, Richard Foster, and Cecile Andrews, who discuss topics such as the use of money, community building, and living out one's faith in daily life. The book aims to help individuals and groups re-evaluate their lifestyles and embrace a more meaningful and compassionate way of living, contrasting societal ideals of material wealth with a Christian perspective of abundant life. It also includes a study guide for both individual and group use, making it a resource for exploring themes of consumption, global economics, and social justice from a faith-based viewpoint.
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