Globalization, spirituality, and justice
Book Description
In our interconnected world, the pursuit of spiritual growth cannot be separated from the urgent call for global justice. Daniel G. Groody presents a thoughtful exploration of how Christian faith and spirituality intersect with the complex realities of globalization, offering readers a framework for understanding their role in creating a more equitable world.
This comprehensive examination weaves together biblical wisdom, historical context, and Catholic social teaching to illuminate the integral connection between personal spiritual development and collective social transformation. Groody demonstrates how authentic spirituality naturally leads to engagement with issues of human liberation and justice, challenging readers to expand their understanding of faith beyond individual concerns.
Drawing from his extensive experience working along the U.S.-Mexican border, the author brings practical insight to theoretical concepts, helping readers grasp both the facts and values essential for building a just global community. The text systematically introduces core biblical perspectives while examining how Christian teachings on justice have evolved throughout history.
Designed with accessibility in mind, this work serves as both an educational resource and a spiritual guide for those seeking to deepen their faith while actively participating in the struggle for social justice. Groody's analysis reveals how spirituality and justice are not separate pursuits but complementary aspects of a holistic Christian worldview, offering readers a compelling vision for faithful engagement in our globalized era.
Who Is This For?
π Reading Level: Medium (200-400 pages) (~8 hours)
π Length: 280 pages
What You'll Discover
- β Explore Religious aspects of Globalization
- β Explore Doctrinal Theology
- β Explore Religious aspects
- β Explore Globalization
- β Explore Catholic Church
- β Explore Catholic church, doctrines
- β Explore Doctrines
- β Explore Christianity and justice