“Shalom is meant to be both personal (emphasizing our relationships with others) and structural (replacing systems where shalom has been broken or which produce broken shalom, such as war-or greed-driven economic systems). In shalom, the old structures and systems are… — Randy S. Woodley Copy Share Image
“Shalom is meant to be both personal (emphasizing our relationships with others) and structural (replacing systems where shalom has been broken or which produce… — Randy S. Woodley Copy Share Image
“God commands both individuals and the society in which they live to be generous and always take care of the poor. In such a… — Randy S. Woodley Copy Share Image
“Myth is not about whether something is fact or fiction; myth is more about truth. Good myth, according to the old adage, is about… — Randy S. Woodley Copy Share Image
“A society concerned with shalom will care for the most marginalized among them. God has a special concern for the poor and needy, because… — Randy S. Woodley Copy Share Image
“Shalom is communal, holistic, and tangible. There is no private or partial shalom. The whole community must have shalom or no one has shalom.… — Randy S. Woodley Copy Share Image
