Imagining a Way

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Engaging with contemporary societal issues, this volume explores how the Reformed tradition shapes Christian responses to challenges like racism, white supremacy, homophobia, and environmental concerns. It compiles insights from leading scholars in Christian ethics and practical theology, examining the implications of being Reformed in addressing significant moral dilemmas. By delving into topics such as preaching, liturgy, and the response to sexual violence, readers gain a deeper understanding of the Reformed tradition's role in fostering meaningful engagement with the world.