Living Love (Dominian)
Jack Dominian has helped revolutionize the way Catholics think about sexuality, love and marriage. He is one of the most thoughtful and provocative voices in the Church, an articulate critic of Vatican teachings on contraception and sexual ethics, and at the same time one of the staunchest and most convincing defenders of the vital importance of the Gospel of Jesus to healing and wholeness. Living Love is a compelling new vision for the future of Christianity. Dominian's previous books have called for a radical transformation in our understanding of sexuality. Now he goes further, describing the fundamental shifts in attitudes and teachings the churches must make if they are to survive as a credible force in the contemporary world.
Jack Dominian has helped revolutionize the way Catholics think about sexuality, love and marriage. He is one of the most thoughtful and provocative voices in the Church, an articulate critic of Vatican teachings on contraception and sexual ethics, and at the same time one of the staunchest and most convincing defenders of the vital importance of the Gospel of Jesus to healing and wholeness. Living Love is a compelling new vision for the future of Christianity. Dominian's previous books have called for a radical transformation in our understanding of sexuality. Now he goes further, describing the fundamental shifts in attitudes and teachings the churches must make if they are to survive as a credible force in the contemporary world.
Jack Dominian has helped revolutionize the way Catholics think about sexuality, love and marriage. He is one of the most thoughtful and provocative voices in the Church, an articulate critic of Vatican teachings on contraception and sexual ethics, and at the same time one of the staunchest and most convincing defenders of the vital importance of the Gospel of Jesus to healing and wholeness. Living Love is a compelling new vision for the future of Christianity. Dominian's previous books have called for a radical transformation in our understanding of sexuality. Now he goes further, describing the fundamental shifts in attitudes and teachings the churches must make if they are to survive as a credible force in the contemporary world.