THE PRIMACY OF LOVE

Jake and Baz traverse the arid country of the Simpson Desert. Around campfires and in the Birdsville Hotel they discuss the theological ideas of Jake’s father Liam. Before his premature death Liam was Baz’s best friend.

The desert and the driving are a perfect setting for talking about the majesty of God and the nature of love. Eternal and universal love are unpacked. The centrality of the relational becomes significant. Jake learns about his father’s model of Trinitarian relating. While Baz remembers how Liam felt about Jesus and spirituality in a modern world. A fine story of theological significance.

Theology/Relationality: 200 pages