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St. Martin's Press
ISBN-10
1250893275
ISBN-13
9781250893277
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Life after Doom : Wisdom and Courage for a World Falling Apart
Number of Pages
304 Pages
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English
Publication Year
2024
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Inspiration & Personal Growth, Christian Life / Spiritual Growth, Spiritual, General
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Body, Mind & Spirit, Religion, Self-Help
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Hardcover
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Praise for Life After Doom: "These are turbulent times indeed, and the indications are that instability, polarization, and fear will only increase. A book like this, from a man as politically astute and spiritually sensitive as Brian McLaren, is timely and vital. I'd recommend it to anybody concerned about the future of our society and even the very dignity of humanity." -- Rev. Michael Coren Praise for Brian McLaren and Faith After Doubt: "McLaren is one of my favorite Spirit guides." -- Rev. Dr. Jacqui Lewis, author of Fierce Love "Will help you live fuller and breathe easier." Glennon Doyle "Deeply reassuring." Spirituality&Health "Important." Fr. Richard Rohr, author of The Universal Christ "McLaren's kind and wise voice will be a breath of fresh air." The Presbyterian Outlook "This book will save lives." Bishop Yvette Flunder, author of Where the Edge Gathers, Praise for Brian McLaren and Faith After Doubt: "McLaren is one of my favorite Spirit guides." -- Rev. Dr. Jacqui Lewis, author of Fierce Love "Will help you live fuller and breathe easier." Glennon Doyle "Deeply reassuring." Spirituality&Health "Important." Fr. Richard Rohr, author of The Universal Christ "McLaren's kind and wise voice will be a breath of fresh air." The Presbyterian Outlook "This book will save lives." Bishop Yvette Flunder, author of Where the Edge Gathers, Praise for Life After Doom: "These are turbulent times indeed, and the indications are that instability, polarization, and fear will only increase. A book like this, from a man as politically astute and spiritually sensitive as Brian McLaren, is timely and vital. I'd recommend it to anybody concerned about the future of our society and even the very dignity of humanity." -- Rev. Michael Coren "Life After Doom provides a way out of no way. After facing the most frightening of climate futures, Brian McLaren invites us to live into a new and redemptive story." --Rev. Dr. Jim Antal, author of Climate Church, Climate World and Special Advisor on Climate Justice to the head of the United Church of Christ "In a world of overwhelming challenges, McLaren serves up a cocktail of hope and pragmatic action. Life After Doom is more than just a book; it's a movement, a manifesto, and most importantly, a roadmap to a brighter tomorrow." --Tripp Fuller, Host of the Homebrewed Christianity Podcast, and Visiting Professor of Theology, Luther Theological Seminary "Two questions haunt our time: how bad can it get and what can we do about it? Brian McLaren answers both of those questions in his new book, LIFE AFTER DOOM. He gives us clear visions of our shared future and offers us pragmatic responses that are our best hope. In a word, he gives us ideas that work." --Steven Charleston, Choctaw elder/Retired Episcopal Bishop "In Life After Doom , Brian McLaren says the quiet part out loud. He invites us to cultivate resilience, to create meaning, to join communities of care." --Kate Davis, Director of the Center for Transforming Engagement, The Seattle School, Praise for Life After Doom: "When I finished Brian McLaren's Life After Doom, I was overcome by a single unexpected response: gratitude. In these pages, Brian is pastor, teacher, therapist and prophet as he guides us through the multiple crises of our current situation. He challenges both debilitating despair and false hope to awaken our capacity to dream and act courageously for the future. This is his most mature work, a book of rare wisdom, genuinely profound in depth and scope, written in clear and exquisitely crafted prose. It is for all those who are haunted by sadness, who feel alone in their fears, unsure of the way ahead. You will thank him." -- Diana Butler Bass, author of Christianity After Religion and Freeing Jesus "These are turbulent times indeed, and the indications are that instability, polarization, and fear will only increase. A book like this, from a man as politically astute and spiritually sensitive as Brian McLaren, is timely and vital. I'd recommend it to anybody concerned about the future of our society and even the very dignity of humanity." -- Rev. Michael Coren "Life After Doom provides a way out of no way. After facing the most frightening of climate futures, Brian McLaren invites us to live into a new and redemptive story." --Rev. Dr. Jim Antal, author of Climate Church, Climate World and Special Advisor on Climate Justice to the head of the United Church of Christ "In a world of overwhelming challenges, McLaren serves up a cocktail of hope and pragmatic action. Life After Doom is more than just a book; it's a movement, a manifesto, and most importantly, a roadmap to a brighter tomorrow." --Tripp Fuller, Host of the Homebrewed Christianity Podcast, and Visiting Professor of Theology, Luther Theological Seminary "Two questions haunt our time: how bad can it get and what can we do about it? Brian McLaren answers both of those questions in his new book, LIFE AFTER DOOM. He gives us clear visions of our shared future and offers us pragmatic responses that are our best hope. In a word, he gives us ideas that work." --Steven Charleston, Choctaw elder/Retired Episcopal Bishop "In Life After Doom , Brian McLaren says the quiet part out loud. He invites us to cultivate resilience, to create meaning, to join communities of care." --Kate Davis, Director of the Center for Transforming Engagement, The Seattle School, Praise for Life After Doom: "These are turbulent times indeed, and the indications are that instability, polarization, and fear will only increase. A book like this, from a man as politically astute and spiritually sensitive as Brian McLaren, is timely and vital. I'd recommend it to anybody concerned about the future of our society and even the very dignity of humanity." -- Rev. Michael Coren "Life After Doom provides a way out of no way. After facing the most frightening of climate futures, Brian McLaren invites us to live into a new and redemptive story." --Rev. Dr. Jim Antal, author of Climate Church, Climate World and Special Advisor on Climate Justice to the head of the United Church of Christ "In a world of overwhelming challenges, McLaren serves up a cocktail of hope and pragmatic action. Life After Doom is more than just a book; it's a movement, a manifesto, and most importantly, a roadmap to a brighter tomorrow." --Tripp Fuller, Host of the Homebrewed Christianity Podcast, and Visiting Professor of Theology, Luther Theological Seminary "Two questions haunt our time: how bad can it get and what can we do about it? Brian McLaren answers both of those questions in his new book, LIFE AFTER DOOM. He gives us clear visions of our shared future and offers us pragmatic responses that are our best hope. In a word, he gives us ideas that work." --Steven Charleston, Choctaw elder/Retired Episcopal Bishop Praise for Brian McLaren and Faith After Doubt: "McLaren is one of my favorite Spirit guides." -- Rev. Dr. Jacqui Lewis, author of Fierce Love "Will help you live fuller and breathe easier." Glennon Doyle "Deeply reassuring." Spirituality&Health "Important." Fr. Richard Rohr, author of The Universal Christ "McLaren's kind and wise voice will be a breath of fresh air." The Presbyterian Outlook "This book will save lives." Bishop Yvette Flunder, author of Where the Edge Gathers, Praise for Life After Doom "When I finished Life After Doom , I was overcome by a single unexpected response: gratitude. In these pages, Brian is pastor, teacher, therapist and prophet as he guides us through the multiple crises of our current situation. He challenges both debilitating despair and false hope to awaken our capacity to dream and act courageously for the future. This is his most mature work, a book of rare wisdom, genuinely profound in depth and scope, written in clear and exquisitely crafted prose. It is for all those who are haunted by sadness, who feel alone in their fears, unsure of the way ahead. You will thank him." --Diana Butler Bass, author of Christianity After Religion "In a world of overwhelming challenges, McLaren serves up a cocktail of hope and pragmatic action. Life After Doom is more than just a book; it''s a movement, a manifesto, and most importantly, a roadmap to a brighter tomorrow." --Tripp Fuller, Host of the Homebrewed Christianity Podcast, and Visiting Professor of Theology, Luther Theological Seminary "Two questions haunt our time: how bad can it get and what can we do about it? McLaren answers both of those questions in his new book. He gives us clear visions of our shared future and offers us pragmatic responses that are our best hope. In a word, he gives us ideas that work." --Steven Charleston, Choctaw elder and Retired Episcopal Bishop "McLaren says the quiet part out loud. He invites us to cultivate resilience, to create meaning, to join communities of care." --Kate Davis, Director of the Center for Transforming Engagement,The Seattle School "These are turbulent times indeed, and the indications are that instability, polarization, and fear will only increase. A book like this, from a man as politically astute and spiritually sensitive as Brian McLaren, is timely and vital. I''d recommend it to anybody concerned about the future of our society and even the very dignity of humanity." --Rev. Michael Coren " Life After Doom provides a way out of no way. After facing the most frightening of climate futures, McLaren invites us to live into a new and redemptive story." --Rev. Dr. Jim Antal, author of Climate Church, Climate World and Special Advisor on Climate Justice to the head of the United Church of Christ "[ Life After Doom ] is certainly the most important book you will read this year given our current situation. The book has a wide lens, drawing from numerous, and sometimes unexpected sources and yet, it is very personal; You will find yourself in conversation with Brian throughout. I can''t say it enough: Read this book! Read this book!" --Randy Woodley, Author/Speaker, Co-sustainer at Eloheh Indigenous Center for Earth Justice. Eloheh.org "In Life After Doom, Brian McLaren does what he does best: helps us hold the liminal space of hoping for a better world while grieving the one we have created today. In these pages, McLaren helps us name hard truths and ask questions that often feel exhausting to ask, and reminds us along the way that we are not alone in those questions. Do we want to better understand our own humanity? We have to dig deep and remember who we are, and Brian''s stories and calls to action help us do that. This book isn''t just a list of boxes to check in order to save ourselves and save Mother Earth, but a reminder that we are human beings in need of relationship and care, just as Mother Earth is a being in need of relationship and care. I hope that when you pick up Life After Doom, you''ll hold space for what you find in its pages, and when you''re done, you''ll hold space for yourself to put your sacred gifts to use in a world that is mourning and hoping for a better future and a gentler way forward." --Kaitlin B Curtice, citizen of the Potawatomi Nation and award-winning author of Native , Living Resistance and Winter''s Gifts, Praise for Life After Doom: "These are turbulent times indeed, and the indications are that instability, polarization, and fear will only increase. A book like this, from a man as politically astute and spiritually sensitive as Brian McLaren, is timely and vital. I'd recommend it to anybody concerned about the future of our society and even the very dignity of humanity." -- Rev. Michael Coren "Life After Doom provides a way out of no way. After facing the most frightening of climate futures, Brian McLaren invites us to live into a new and redemptive story." --Rev. Dr. Jim Antal, author of Climate Church, Climate World and Special Advisor on Climate Justice to the head of the United Church of Christ Praise for Brian McLaren and Faith After Doubt: "McLaren is one of my favorite Spirit guides." -- Rev. Dr. Jacqui Lewis, author of Fierce Love "Will help you live fuller and breathe easier." Glennon Doyle "Deeply reassuring." Spirituality&Health "Important." Fr. Richard Rohr, author of The Universal Christ "McLaren's kind and wise voice will be a breath of fresh air." The Presbyterian Outlook "This book will save lives." Bishop Yvette Flunder, author of Where the Edge Gathers, Praise for Life After Doom: "These are turbulent times indeed, and the indications are that instability, polarization, and fear will only increase. A book like this, from a man as politically astute and spiritually sensitive as Brian McLaren, is timely and vital. I'd recommend it to anybody concerned about the future of our society and even the very dignity of humanity." -- Rev. Michael Coren "Life After Doom provides a way out of no way. After facing the most frightening of climate futures, Brian McLaren invites us to live into a new and redemptive story." --Rev. Dr. Jim Antal, author of Climate Church, Climate World and Special Advisor on Climate Justice to the head of the United Church of Christ "In a world of overwhelming challenges, McLaren serves up a cocktail of hope and pragmatic action. Life After Doom is more than just a book; it's a movement, a manifesto, and most importantly, a roadmap to a brighter tomorrow." --Tripp Fuller, Host of the Homebrewed Christianity Podcast, and Visiting Professor of Theology, Luther Theological Seminary Praise for Brian McLaren and Faith After Doubt: "McLaren is one of my favorite Spirit guides." -- Rev. Dr. Jacqui Lewis, author of Fierce Love "Will help you live fuller and breathe easier." Glennon Doyle "Deeply reassuring." Spirituality&Health "Important." Fr. Richard Rohr, author of The Universal Christ "McLaren's kind and wise voice will be a breath of fresh air." The Presbyterian Outlook "This book will save lives." Bishop Yvette Flunder, author of Where the Edge Gathers, Praise for Life After Doom "Life After Doom is more than just a book; it's a movement, a manifesto, and most importantly, a roadmap to a brighter tomorrow." Tripp Fuller, Host of the Homebrewed Christianity Podcast, and Visiting Professor of Theology, Luther Theological Seminary "McLaren offers tangible ways to turn concern into sacred activism. I'm wiser for having read Life After Doom and more informed and prepared to become involved in impacting change for the good of our earth and all of its inhabitants." Karla Kamstra, TikTok's RevKarla, author of Deconstructing: Leaving Church, Finding Faith "With his usual patience and clarity, Brian McLaren invites us to do necessary spiritual work... And we discover, after doom, the magnificent and beautiful task set before us. This book has convinced me that indeed, we must do this inner work now." Debra Rienstra, author of Refugia Faith: Seeking Hidden Shelters, Ordinary Wonders, and the Healing of the Earth "McLaren gives us ideas that work." Steven Charleston, Choctaw elder and Retired Episcopal Bishop "McLaren says the quiet part out loud. He invites us to cultivate resilience, to create meaning, to join communities of care." Kate Davis, Director, Center for Transforming Engagement,The Seattle School "A book like this, from a man as politically astute and spiritually sensitive as Brian McLaren, is timely and vital. I'd recommend it to anybody concerned about the future of our society and even the very dignity of humanity." Rev. Michael Coren "McLaren invites us to live into a new and redemptive story." Rev. Dr. Jim Antal, author of Climate Church, Climate World and Special Advisor on Climate Justice to the United Church of Christ "I can't say it enough: Read this book! Read this book!" Randy Woodley, Author/Speaker, Co-sustainer at Eloheh Indigenous Center for Earth Justice "In Life After Doom, Brian McLaren does what he does best: helps us hold the liminal space of hoping for a better world while grieving the one we have created today. In these pages, McLaren helps us name hard truths and ask questions that often feel exhausting to ask, and reminds us along the way that we are not alone in those questions." Kaitlin B Curtice, citizen of the Potawatomi Nation and award-winning author of Native, Living Resistance and Winter's Gifts "An illuminated roadmap guiding us to islands of light and hope in the world while not denying what lies ahead. Read this book - and feel like you have been given real tools to cope with climate change grief from a spiritual master." Theresa Martella, Spiritual Ecologist, retired U.S Environmental Protection Agency scientist "McLaren succeeds in inspiring us to action regardless of our call to theology or science." James McClintock, PhD, author of Lost Antarctica "When I finished Life After Doom, I was overcome by a single unexpected response: gratitude. In these pages, Brian is pastor, teacher, therapist and prophet as he guides us through the multiple crises of our current situation. He challenges both debilitating despair and false hope to awaken our capacity to dream and act courageously for the future... You will thank him." Diana Butler Bass, author of Christianity After Religion, Praise for Life After Doom "When I finished Life After Doom , I was overcome by a single unexpected response: gratitude. In these pages, Brian is pastor, teacher, therapist and prophet as he guides us through the multiple crises of our current situation. He challenges both debilitating despair and false hope to awaken our capacity to dream and act courageously for the future. This is his most mature work, a book of rare wisdom, genuinely profound in depth and scope, written in clear and exquisitely crafted prose. It is for all those who are haunted by sadness, who feel alone in their fears, unsure of the way ahead. You will thank him." --Diana Butler Bass, author of Christianity After Religion "In a world of overwhelming challenges, McLaren serves up a cocktail of hope and pragmatic action. Life After Doom is more than just a book; it's a movement, a manifesto, and most importantly, a roadmap to a brighter tomorrow." --Tripp Fuller, Host of the Homebrewed Christianity Podcast, and Visiting Professor of Theology, Luther Theological Seminary "Two questions haunt our time: how bad can it get and what can we do about it? McLaren answers both of those questions in his new book. He gives us clear visions of our shared future and offers us pragmatic responses that are our best hope. In a word, he gives us ideas that work." --Steven Charleston, Choctaw elder and Retired Episcopal Bishop "McLaren says the quiet part out loud. He invites us to cultivate resilience, to create meaning, to join communities of care." --Kate Davis, Director of the Center for Transforming Engagement,The Seattle School "These are turbulent times indeed, and the indications are that instability, polarization, and fear will only increase. A book like this, from a man as politically astute and spiritually sensitive as Brian McLaren, is timely and vital. I'd recommend it to anybody concerned about the future of our society and even the very dignity of humanity." --Rev. Michael Coren " Life After Doom provides a way out of no way. After facing the most frightening of climate futures, McLaren invites us to live into a new and redemptive story." --Rev. Dr. Jim Antal, author of Climate Church, Climate World and Special Advisor on Climate Justice to the head of the United Church of Christ "[ Life After Doom ] is certainly the most important book you will read this year given our current situation. The book has a wide lens, drawing from numerous, and sometimes unexpected sources and yet, it is very personal; You will find yourself in conversation with Brian throughout. I can't say it enough: Read this book! Read this book!" --Randy Woodley, Author/Speaker, Co-sustainer at Eloheh Indigenous Center for Earth Justice. Eloheh.org
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"As rich and thoughtful as all of Brian McLaren's work, but with a particular urgency!" --Bill McKibben "Riveting. Challenging. Brave. Devastating. Hopeful." --Rabbi Sharon Brous, IKAR, author of The Amen Effect A deeply insightful exploration of how to live with wisdom, resilience and love in our turbulent times For the last quarter-century, author and activist Brian D. McLaren has been writing at the intersection of religious faith and contemporary culture. In Life After Doom, he engages with the catastrophic failure of both our religious and political leaders to address the dominant realities of our time: ecological overshoot, economic injustice, and the increasing likelihood of civilizational collapse. McLaren defines doom as the "un-peaceful, uneasy, unwanted feeling" that "we humans have made a mess of our civilization and our planet, and not enough of us seem to care enough to change deeply enough or quickly enough to save ourselves." Blending insights from philosophers, poets, scientists, and theologians, Life After Doom explores the complexity of hope, the necessity of grief, and the need for new ways of thinking, becoming, and belonging in turbulent times. If you want to help yourself, your family, and the communities to which you belong to find courage and resilience for the deeply challenging times that are upon us -- this is the book you need right now.
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BL627.55.M345 2024
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