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Toward a Radically Christian CountercultureSteve Gregg
In this series on creating a radically Christian counter-culture, Steve Gregg emphasizes the importance of living a holy and distinctive life that exemplifies the teachings of Jesus. He argues that this involves following God's laws and rejecting the moral standards of the surrounding culture, while also striving for unity and consensus within the Christian community. By living in this way, Christians can provide a consistent witness to the world and inspire others to follow the path of discipleship. Ultimately, this requires a deep commitment to radical conversion, evangelism, and discipleship, in which the body of Christ becomes a cohesive and powerful force for good in the world.
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