Travels in Radical Christianity - Peachey, Roy
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Communist factory owners; a law-breaking priest; a speed-skating religious sister. These are just a few of the notable characters Roy Peachey meets as he travels around Great Britain and Ireland in search of counter-cultural Christianity, finding groups as diverse as Opus Dei and the Bruderhof, the Catholic Worker Movement and the Transalpine Redemptorists. Part reflection on the Benedict Option and part exploration of what it means to return to orthodox Christian roots, Travels in Radical Christianity is a book that asks what the ordinary Christian in the pew can learn from those who have chosen to live radically different lives.…mehr

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Communist factory owners; a law-breaking priest; a speed-skating religious sister. These are just a few of the notable characters Roy Peachey meets as he travels around Great Britain and Ireland in search of counter-cultural Christianity, finding groups as diverse as Opus Dei and the Bruderhof, the Catholic Worker Movement and the Transalpine Redemptorists. Part reflection on the Benedict Option and part exploration of what it means to return to orthodox Christian roots, Travels in Radical Christianity is a book that asks what the ordinary Christian in the pew can learn from those who have chosen to live radically different lives.
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After reading Modern History at Oxford, Roy Peachey went on to study English at the Open University, Lake District Studies at Lancaster University, Chinese Studies at SOAS, University of London, and Theology at the University of Nottingham. His other books are Out of the Classroom and Into the World (Angelico Press), Did Jesus go to School? and Other Questions about Parents, Children and Education (Redemptorist Press), and a novel, Between Darkness and Light (Eyrie Press). He lives in Surrey, UK with his wife, two children, and a small menagerie of animals.