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The most formidable disincentive to major religious change is always our social formation.

The Patient Ferment of the Early Church

Alan Kreider

In order to achieve cross-functionality, our bonds with our partner organizations had to become as strong as those between the individuals on our operational teams. Too often we viewed our partners solely in terms of what we could get and give. We began to make progress when we started looking at these relationships as just that: relationships—parts of a network, not cogs in a machine with outputs and inputs. The kinds of relationships we needed have roots that go deeper than simply bartering.

Team of Teams

General Stanley McChrystal, Tantum Collins, David Silverman, and Chris Fussell

Modernity presented its grand narrative of human autonomy, reason, science, and progress as “wise” par excellence. However, after two world wars, the Holocaust, the nuclear threat, and the ecological crisis, postmodernism has helped us to see that much of that wisdom was folly.

Ecclesiastes

Craig G. Bartholomew

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