As the editor of the 'After Christendom' series I've received a number of suggestions for future books in the series. These include: 'God after Christendom', 'Youth Work after Christendom', 'Women and Men after Christendom', 'Global Church after Christendom', 'War and Peace after Christendom' and most recently 'Jesus after Christendom'.
I have two questions. First, is the 'after Christendom' tag in danger of being over-used or do these suggestions represent readiness to look at all kinds of issues through the lens of post-Christendom? Second, what other ideas are out there?
The proposition that a larger Christian society is made up small communities and villages, then individuals themselves within those local communities make up the whole we once called Christendom. Also, language and Christianuty. I'm from a Sicilian family, raised in California. We reffered to persons as christians, cristiannu. Interesting how nurture changes the larger picture.
God Bless,
Stefano Genovese