Consuming Jesus

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The book critiques the modern form of segregation that persists in society through consumerism, particularly within the evangelical church. Paul Louis Metzger argues that churches often perpetuate racial and class divisions by catering to consumer preferences, which undermines the essence of Christian community. He calls for a reevaluation of church practices and a shift towards a more inclusive, theologically driven approach to faith that transcends ethnic and economic barriers, aiming to reshape the evangelical imagination for a more unified vision of Christianity.