This collection of essays by Robert Funk delves into the contributions of notable artists and intellectuals, including Kafka, Beckett, Henry Miller, Castaneda, Fowles, and Thoreau, to illuminate the true successors of Jesus. In the section titled 'Voices of Silence,' Funk examines the interplay between language and contemporary reality. He ultimately addresses the pivotal theological question of whether individuals can identify a genuine world to which they can fully commit, offering twenty-one propositions on theology in response.
In provocative and stirring ways, Mary-Jane Rubenstein looks at the new “space race,” indicating how the language imitates and reproduces the American and biblical sense of manifest destiny, colonization, free-enterprise ownership, and frontier mentalities. A one hour presentation and thirty minutes of Q and A
