Rescuing the Church . . . examines how people are initiated into a
consumer culture during childhood and thus drawn into pursuing a
vocation as consumers by means of various quasi-sacramental rites
and practices. The upshot of this is that the church today is
composed primarily of men and women whose lives are situated more
within a consumer culture than within a distinctively Christian
one. In order for the church to free itself, the author believes it
must reclaim a sacramental identity that is grounded in a narrative
tradition and realized in real, local worshipping communities.
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