God's Revolution and Man's Responsibility

The book explores the disconnect between organized Christianity and the pressing societal changes of our time, arguing that the secular world has become the primary stage for God's work. Harvey Cox critically examines the role of the church, clergy, and lay members in modern society, urging Christians to engage more deeply with secular issues. He passionately advocates for reconciliation across various societal divides, including race and global relations, positioning himself as a prophet for change. Engaging with these provocative ideas is essential for readers, regardless of their agreement.