Mae Elise Cannon
Autor von Social Justice Handbook: Small Steps for a Better World (Bridgeleader Books)
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Mae Elise Cannon is the executive director of Churches for Middle East Peace and an ordained minister in the Evangelical Covenant Church (ECC). She formerly served as the senior director of advocacy and outreach for World Vision US on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. She is the author of Social mehr anzeigen Justice Handbook and Just Spirituality, and coeditor of Evangelical Theologies of Liberation and Justice. weniger anzeigen
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Christ at the checkpoint : theology in the service of justice and peace (2012) — Mitwirkender — 4 Exemplare
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Mae Elise Cannon appreciates at least the sentiment of much of online activism, but would encourage people to go further in Beyond Hashtag Activism: Comprehensive Justice in a Complicated Age (galley received through early review program, but actual book read).
She lays down a framework for Christians to consider in terms of what God has made known about justice and how we should strive to advance justice in the world. She also discusses politics and the Gospel with the limitations and the possibilities therein.
Most of the book focuses on various areas of activism to discuss and describe the issues at hand and possible ways forward to help advance justice: global and domestic poverty; race and prejudice in America and around the world, unjust incarceral and immigration policy and practice, matters of gender and discrimination, and those areas on which significant disagreement exists: marriage and sexuality, Israel and Palestine, and the expression of religious freedom.
The work is a little dated, even though it is only around 4 years old, but such is the nature of a work like this. It was definitely formulated in that moment at the end of the 2010s and into 2020 when #hashtagactivism was a bigger thing.
Almost everyone will find something uncomfortable or disagreeable in the various aspects of the matters which the author considers. Yet hopefully everyone should be willing to recognize the importance of doing what we can to uphold and affirm the justice of God and to maintain concern for the least of those among us, the exploited, marginalized, and oppressed, or risk hearing unpleasant things on the judgment day.… (mehr)