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Following Britain’s decision to leave the European Union, and with increasing division, xenophobia, and confusion over future national and international relationships, this thought-and action-provoking book considers the crucial question, ‘who is my neighbour?’
What does the Christian injunction to ‘love your neighbour as yourself’ actually mean in practice today? Contributions by renowned theologians and practitioners reflect on this subject in relation to issues of poverty, ecology, immigration, fear and discrimination, and the recent political upheavals both in Europe and the USA.
Contibutors include:
- Rabbi Shulamit Ambalu
- Luke Bretherton
- Richard Carter
- Sarah Coakley
- Stanley Hauerwas
- Michael Northcott
- Sarah Teather
- Meg Warner
- Justin Welby
- Sam Wells
- Rowan Williams
Richard Carter is Associate Vicarfor Mission at St Martin-in-the-Fields, Trafalgar Square, with special responsibility for the education programme, international links, hospitality and outreach to refugees.
Samuel Wells is Vicar of St Martin-iin-the-Fields. Formerly Dean of Duke University Chapel, North Carolina, he is also Visiting Professor of Christian Ethics at King’s College London.
