Title: Against the Ethos of Violence
Product review: Bishop Bennett J. Sims illuminates the notion of creation as God's Altruistic Gift. His ideas are akin to that of the Great Christian writer, C.S. Lewis.Sims writes, "God in the revelation of Jesus is not a divine dominator, not a manipulator, and never a high-and-mighty self-serving subjugator. In the crystal image of Jesus as the face of God in history, the Ruler of the universe is supreme in the exercise of servant power."Sims' hermeneutical approach to the Bible affirms that Biblical truth does not advocate the use of power for dominance, violence and injustice. "Self-righteous scorn of others" is self-defeating.The Biblical notion of power is servitude (selfless-love).Although "Why Bush Must Go" is sparse at times, it does serve as valid defense against Neocon methodologies."Concentrated wealth and weaponry... only repress fear with lavishly expensive symbols of insecurity... Apocalypse is a creed of hopelessness"Peace,Wm
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