este libro nos muestra como movidos por el amor debemos perdonar a todos y todas sabiendo que jesus no lo muestra con su vida. ( )

Given the immense popularity and widespread influence of René Girard's mimetic theory of violence, this book-which is an accessible application of the theory to consideration of the eschatological imagination-is sure to find a significant audience. The book begins with a straightforward recapitulation of Girard's theory, then continues by considering the significance of the resurrection as "end" in the middle of time. The result is a critical perspective on human action, a turn away from reactive accounts intended to exonerate the actor for past acts of collective violence toward a "proactive" account which acknowledges participation in present acts of collective violence and grounds hope in God's act, not ours.

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