A Post-COVID Catechesis
A Post-COVID Catechesis by Victor Lee Austin, published by Wipf & Stock Publishers on March 31, 2022, is an 88-page exploration of Christian beliefs in the context of the pandemic’s profound effects. This book presents a thoughtful and traditional examination of five fundamental Christian tenets, aiming to help readers rediscover these truths in a fresh light rather than retreating to previous comforts.
Readers will find an insightful discussion that begins with the belief in God as Creator, framing it as the start of an adventure. The book addresses the concept of sin as a void in reality and emphasizes God’s active presence amid chaos. Additionally, it reflects on the nature of Jesus as the embodiment of true humanity and concludes with the notion that Jesus Christ serves as a genuine friend throughout this ongoing journey of discovery. This edition is presented in English and measures 8.5 by 5.5 inches.
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For people having gone through a pandemic (with deep, unsettling effects), this book offers an intelligent, traditional, and yet unpredictable account of five basic Christian beliefs that can help us, not to return to a previous Christian comfort zone, but to rediscover old truths as if for the first time. Victor Lee Austin starts with the belief in God as Creator, which, Austin says, is the beginning of an adventure. The second basic Christian claim is sin, which oddly is not something substantial but rather a hole in reality. Third is that God is active in the mess of things; fourth, that God has shown, in Jesus, what a real human being is. Finally, this adventure is throughout an ongoing discovery that in Jesus Christ people have their true friend.
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