I've just posted up my guide to the contents of the book. I think that perhaps if anything might give you the flavour of the thing it would be this: "confessing the two big questions that have stayed with McLaren since his twenties: what are the biggest problems in the world and what does Jesus have to say about them? For me, it is significant that a third question arises for him from those, because, again, it is mine. Why hasn't the Christian religion made a difference commensurate with its message, size and resources?"
I hope to be hearing more on this at Greenbelt, as I look to being Brian's 'speaker's escort' (in other words making sure he gets where he needs to go and is protected from too much adulation!).
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