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Mentioned in 10 episodes

Exclusion and embrace

a theological exploration of identity, otherness, and reconciliation

Book • 1996

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Mentioned in 10 episodes

Recommended by

Timothy Keller

, he quotes the book's thesis on nonviolence requiring a belief in divine vengeance.

How Sin Makes Us Convicts

Mentioned by Tyler Staten as a source for his reflections on justice and forgiveness, highlighting Volf's personal experiences and insights.

How Many Times Should I Forgive? (ft. Tyler Staton) | For the Sake of Others E8

Mentioned by

Nijay Gupta

when discussing Christian reconciliation, referencing Volf's insights on apartheid in South Africa.

ST80: A Raw Conversation about the Fragile State of our Country and the American Church

Mentioned by

Evan Rosa

as books where

Miroslav Volf

's writings about forgiveness and reconciliation appear.

The Freedom of Forgiveness: Ancient Christian Wisdom on The Happiness Lab / Laurie Santos & Miroslav Volf

Mentioned as Volf's earlier work that blew everyone's mind and developed themes related to identity and relationships.

When Neighbors Turn on Neighbors with Miroslav Volf

Mentioned by N.T. Wright, highlighting his work on justice and mercy.

111. N.T. Wright | The Point of Resurrection

Mentioned by

John Mark

when discussing the relationship between justice and forgiveness.

For the Sake of Others: How Many Times Should I Forgive?

Mentioned by

Randy Knie

as one of the great modern classics within theology.

Miroslav Volf: How Striving to Be Better Than Others Makes Us Worse

Mentioned by

John Dickson

regarding imprecatory psalms and vengeance.

152. God Laments

Mentioned by

Jo Colman

when discussing his work on inclusion and embrace.

Why Love, Not Wealth, Changes Everything with Jo Colman

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