James K. A. Smith
12 books
About the Author
James K. A. Smith is a distinguished philosopher, theologian, and public intellectual whose work bridges the realms of faith, culture, and human formation. Drawing from his expertise in continental philosophy and Reformed theology, Smith explores how everyday practices shape our deepest desires and spiritual lives. His influential Cultural Liturgies series, including Imagining the Kingdom: How Worship Works, examines the liturgical dimensions of secular culture and the transformative power of Christian worship. In Você É Aquilo que Ama. O Poder Espiritual do Hábito, he delves into the spiritual dynamics of habit formation, urging readers to align their loves with eternal truths. A professor at Calvin University and Calvin Theological Seminary, Smith's accessible yet profound writings challenge believers to reimagine discipleship in a fragmented world, fostering a holistic vision of human flourishing rooted in divine grace.
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