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Eighth-Day Discipleship : A New Vision for Faith, Work, and Economics by Richard H. Bliese, Arthur Nunes is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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Richard H. Bliese draws on historic architecture of eight-sided churches to call attention to an important but often overlooked emphasis on the eighth day of creation. Early Christians were focused on God's new creation that began in Christ's resurrection on Sunday, the first day of the week. But these Christians understood resurrection as the continuation of God's creative and redemptive activity. So the first day of the week became the eighth day of creation, and therefore the day of resurrection work and time to join with Christ in transforming the world. Christian disciples do this work by living out their baptismal vocations, especially in their daily work and through their ethical economic choices. The author turns to Martin Luther and the Reformation to outline an evangelical spirituality that invested in people and their vocations as worker-priests. Daily life, work, and family were underscored as the place where discipleship came alive. Bliese describes this as an architectural "design" for faithful living. He further draws on parts of Luther's Small Catechism (Ten Commandments, Apostles' Creed, and Lord's Prayer) as keys to this evangelical design. Five additional archite

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Author
Richard H. Bliese, Arthur Nunes
Publisher
Fortress Press
Published
2022
Language
EN
ISBN
9781506478845
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Religion, Christian

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