Against the Wind by Markus Baum

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Against the Wind by Markus Baum

This biography examines the forces that shaped the life of Eberhard Arnold and the people he associated with. The author recreates an era where thousands of young men and women in Weimar Germany rejected conventional mores and struck out on a different path.
Truly like Saint Francis, Arnold let Christ alone teach him what he was to doThe example of both their lives challenge us to do the same. -- Murray Bodo, author, Tales of Saint Francis
Arnold’s life is a testimony that in community the Spirit, which can be found in all traditions, can reveal to us the real causes of social injustice. -- Thich Nhat Hanh, author, Love in Action
Appreciation for Arnold and the Christian tradition he so eloquently represents is long overdue. -- Harvey Cox, Harvard University Divinity School
Arnold is a significant figure of faith in the twentieth century. His vision and commitment to discipleship, community, nonviolence, and God’s kingdom challenge all who seek to follow Jesus. -- Jim Wallis, Sojourners
Some claim that the Sermon on the Mount cannot be literally applied to modern life. Arnold’s biography is a convincing rebuttal. This twentieth-century apostle truly lived the Gospel. -- Robert Ellsberg, author, All Saints
Markus Baum, Jahrgang 1963, verheiratet, drei erwachsene Kinder, lebt im mittelhessischen Aü¾™¦¼lar. Markus Baum ist Journalist und Autor, ü¾˜¶¼bersetzer diverser Bü¾˜¶˜¼cher aus dem Englischen und Amerikanischen. Als Rundfunkredakteur ist er in verantwortlicher Position bei ERF Medien tü¾†”¼tig.
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ISBN 13 9780874869538
ISBN 10 0874869536
Title Against the Wind
Author Markus Baum
Series Bruderhof History
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Plough Publishing House
Year published 1998-02-12
Number of pages 310
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.