The legacy of authority

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The legacy of authority

By Tim | March 2, 2009

I haven’t read Outliers (by Malcolm Gladwell) yet but it has been ordered. However David Hayward has, and has posted some interesting comments with reference to the issue raised in the book of how the cultural legacy of authority can impede church and Christians. He rounds off with four good points. I’ll review the book as soon as I’ve had the chance…

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