“The_Questions_That_Liberate_New_Life”

“The Questions That Liberate New Life” “The Questions that Liberate New Life” We are moving away from the traditions of the past, and are focusing more on our values of the present. Our issues of today and social, political, religious faith, medical ethics, human rights, etc. This differs from the past by being more in tune with today’s actual events. A lot of people of strong, deeply embedded faith for traditions of the church (or their religious beliefs) are concerned that issues of today are being focused on too much as opposed to those having been taught by generations prior or thousands of years prior. “The new generations of theologians, theologizes around the perennial questions of our time: human rights, ecology and environment, medical ethics, third way, politics, economics for justice, liberation from all forms of oppression, and the furtherance of right relationships at every level of life.” (O’Murchu, 79) According to this statement in quotations, I would have to say that I agree with how society and the church are more concerned about the issues of today. From my own experience, in church, during the pastors sermon, he sometimes brings up issues of today’s society. If there was an issue such as abortion and the politics of people, issues, today, should, medical, life, world, today’s, society, say, rights, politics, lot, faith, churches, church, child, way, traditions, thing, statement, religious, questions, prior, positive, past, new, married, issue, innocent, human, generations, experiments, ethics, concerned, being