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    Renewing the Christian Mind: Essays, Interviews, and Talks
    Renewing the Christian Mind: Essays, Interviews, and Talks
    Renewing the Christian Mind: Essays, Interviews, and Talks
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    Renewing the Christian Mind: Essays, Interviews, and Talks

    Written by Dallas Willard and Gary Black

    Narrated by Alan Winter

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    From Dallas Willard, one of the most important Christian intellectuals of the twentieth century, comes a collection of readings, interviews, talks, and articles—many previously unpublished.

    In his groundbreaking books The Divine Conspiracy, The Great Omission, Knowing Christ Today, Hearing God, The Spirit of the Disciplines, The Divine Conspiracy Continued, and The Allure of Gentleness, teacher, philosopher, and spiritual guide Dallas Willard forever changed the way many Christians experience their faith. Three years after his death, the influence of this provocative Christian thinker—“a man devoted to reestablishing the exalted place moral reasoning once held in the academy” (Christianity Today) remains strong.

    Compiled, edited, and introduced by his friend and fellow theologian, Gary Black, Jr., Renewing the Christian Mind is a collection of essays, interviews, and articles that brilliantly encapsulate Willard’s spiritual philosophy and his contributions to theology.

    Renewing the Christian Mind offers insight into spiritual formation, avocation, and theology, and includes sections directed at specific audiences, from church leaders to laypeople looking for spiritual counsel and nurture. Reasoned, honest, thought- provoking, and illuminating, this important anthology is an invaluable introduction and companion to Dallas Willard’s acclaimed body of work.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperAudio
    Release dateJul 12, 2016
    ISBN9780062472403
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    Dallas Willard

    Dallas Willard was a professor at the University of Southern California's School of Philosophy until his death in 2013. His groundbreaking books The Divine Conspiracy, The Great Omission, Knowing Christ Today, Hearing God, The Spirit of the Disciplines, Renovation of the Heart, and The Divine Conspiracy Continued forever changed the way thousands of Christians experience their faith.

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    • 5/5
      Wow. What a great fire hydrant of Godly insight and wisdom to listen to. Thankful for Dallas’ work!
    • 5/5
      So relevant for Christians today.
      Refreshing to go beyond the mundane into Life with The Christ.
    • 4/5
      To have one place where it was possible to listen to a collection of Dallas’ teachings was extremely useful in getting a handle on the core issues he was trying to convey throughout his life.

      Although the content of each is extremely dense and I probably couldn’t understand half of it, it was personally helpful to keep listening because Dallas usually repeated the important issues multiple times in different settings.