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Speaking for God
Christian Century, April 19, 2005
SPEAKING FOR GOD: Allilee DeArmond, owner of a Christian bookstore in Santa Cruz, California, has a mischievous retailing strategy. She puts end-of-time literature on a shelf called "millennial panic." Says DeArmond: "I just don't believe God is only going to save middle-class, churchgoing arty ladies.
What kind of God would he be if he didn't save the rednecks and the snobby intellectuals too?" She also likes to pair books with similar titles but opposing points of view. For example, there's Who Speaks for God?--one by the conservative Chuck Colson and another by the progressive Jim Wallis (PW Daily, March 25).
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