Making Sense of the Cross Participant Book Judy Stoehr the Knoxes were often separated

the Knoxes were often separated by the revolution and spent much of their time writing to one another

individuals immediately rely on their prior attachment experiences to understand group processes and cope with the feelings the group elicits

In interviews with thirty-five faith communities

focusing especially intently on the ideas and practices associated with modernization theory

environmental meaning

Making Sense of the Cross Participant Book Judy Stoehr the Knoxes were often separatedListen in on a conversation between two people having an open and candid discussion about the cross. One assumes the role of teacher or coach, someone who has had the time and opportunity to study the faith in some depth. The other is curious, knows a little bit about the faith, and brings a lot of questions: So what's with the cross? What does the cross say about God? What's the big deal? Did Jesus have to die? Introduction Chapter 1: A Man Hanging