Scott Bader-Saye Knihy

The book explores the impact of two major twentieth-century events on the Church: the decline of Christendom and the Holocaust. It challenges Christians to reassess their doctrines, particularly the belief that the Church has replaced Israel in God's plan. Scott Bader-Saye proposes that a renewed understanding of Israel, anchored in the doctrine of election, can help shape a post-Christendom Church. He advocates for looking to Abraham rather than Aristotle to create an ecclesiology that embodies covenant freedom and messianic peace, moving beyond modernity's violence.

Exploring the corruptive role fear plays in our cultural and political conversations, this book offers practices that embody Jesus's call to place our trust in him and to show hospitality to our neighbors. Now updated and revised throughout.