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Prophetic Poetry

Holy Agitation for Peace, Justice, and Passion

Ronald L. Faust
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Pages
160
Year
2010
Language
English
Publisher
Wipf and Stock Publishers

About

This poetry becomes an agent of transformation in offering a new direction for our lives. It provokes a little holy agitation by tossing poems like pebbles into placid pools of water to cause some waves. Such poetry gives us prophetic alerts to pay attention to things that matter, like peace not war, like economic and immigrant justice, like an earthy passion for life more than death.
This book of poems describes a link between poets and peacemakers:
Maybe peacemakers are like insurgent poets,
Irrelevant, dissident, disregarding the status quo,
Imagining a vision of a world that gets along
This poetry–too dangerous for right wing religion–will offer a resource for church activists and for taking the next step of courage. It will be a companion for marching to a different drummer and hearing the still voice of God amplified through ordinary occasions.

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  • African American & Black Studies
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