The contributors to this volume call for the formation of a “loyal opposition” that is serious in its commitment to the difficult process of reconciliation and forgiveness. Faithfulness to the gospel, they remind readers, requires nothing less than Christians will be committed to the full inclusion of all persons in the body of Christ—not least of all those who disagree theologically and ethically.
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Amy E. DeLong is an ordained clergywoman currently serving United Methodist churches in the Wisconsin Annual Conference. (2000)
Tex Sample is a specialist in church and society, a much sought-after lecturer, storyteller, workshop leader and consultant. He is also the Robert B. And Kathleen Rogers Professor Emeritus of Church and Society at The Saint Paul School of Theology. He lives in Kansas City, Missouri.
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