Who are We? Julianne Z. Ewen James Finds the Beat features

James Finds the Beat features a young boy who struggles with social anxiety and who finds his voice and his community through music

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Who are We? Julianne Z. Ewen James Finds the Beat featuresAt a time when many despair of culture, Elshtain recovers the life affirming essence of what it means to be human. Respected Christian ethicist Jean Bethke Elshtain finds in the tensions and tragedies of our turn of the century society hope in the recovery of personhood. She explores the internal and external trappings that so easily lead us to forget how to be faithful to something other than ourselves. This is a work of political analysis, cultural