Rivers North of the Future

Discover the groundbreaking insights of Ivan Illich and David Cayley in Rivers North of the Future. Published in 2005, this thought-provoking book spans 272 pages and dives into the complexities of modern institutions through Illich’s unique lens. An iconoclast at heart, Illich contends that a true understanding of Western civilization requires a critical examination rooted in the teachings of the New Testament.

Engaging in a series of compelling dialogues with Cayley, Illich presents a captivating examination of his provocative assertion: "The corruption of the best is the worst." Charles Taylor's foreword further enriches the discussion, illustrating the importance of moral narratives such as the Good Samaritan in our path toward universal ethics.

If you are seeking to explore themes of Christianity, philosophy, and social critique, Rivers North of the Future is an essential addition to your reading list. Don’t miss out on this enlightening work from one of the most influential thinkers in contemporary theology.