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Arguably the greatest theological work of the 20th century, Karl Barth's Church Dogmatics
is must-reading for serious students of Christian doctrine. Now revised
to include parallel English translations of all Latin and Greek texts,
this new easy-to-read edition provides brilliant insight into the work
and attributes of God, creation, Jesus, and the Christian life.More...
Thiselton's Hermeneutics: An Introduction is a philosophical and historical
overview of Hermeneutics in the Christian tradition, from the ancient world through post-colonial Hermeneutics, from the basic concept of
Hermeneutics, to American postmodern perspectives on the discipline. Intended
as a textbook, this book will greatly reward all students who make use
of Thiselton's expertise, but will also benefit anyone who wants to
become oriented in this highly complex and evolving field.More...
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Witherington traces his theme throughout
all of the New Testament and
into the early Christian period, up to canonization. His efforts are an
attempt to break from more traditional organizing rubrics, such as God,
Christ, or even the Church, and illuminate the theological richness of the
New Testament through its primary (at least in terms of space that is
devoted to it) focus; how we behave, and how we show our love.More...
Leading scholar Goldingay continues his critically acclaimed series
with a broad---and intricate---exploration of Israel's threefold vision
of living with God, with one another, and with the individual self. He
examines worship, prayer, and spirituality; practices, character,
attitudes, and ethics; leaders, servants, family, community, city, and
nation. Includes author, subject, and Scripture indices.More...
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Spencer, White, and Vroblesky offer serious Christian engagement with Sustainable Consumption and Production. They
analyze the scientific, sociological, economic, and theological
thinking that makes a Christian response
distinctive. And they offer practical conclusions that explore and
explain what can be done at the personal, community, national, and
international levels to ensure that next generations will have the
resources necessary for life.More...
Secret Faith in the Public Square is a compelling, no, provocative argument for Christians to conceal their identities as Christians in their public lives.
While citing numerous theological principles, Malesic, shows
that many Christians today are abusing the church for social,
professional, political, and personal advancement and that
this goes against Scripture.
Malesic grounds his arguments in the theological rubrics
of three of the church's greatest theologians: St. Cyril of Jerusalem, Soren Kierkegaard, and Dietrich Bonhoeffer.
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In this book, Paths not Taken Lutheran Theologian Paul
Hinckley shows how the direction of early Modern Protestant Theology,
beginning with the Kantian destruction of the Cartesian epistemology
and running through Schleiermacher and onto Barth, has left theology in
a "sad state".More...
Theology at the Void explores the intersection of three central
questions. What is human being? What is language? What is theology?
Drawing on the writings of five major intellectuals from various
religious and academic traditions, Thomas Kelly seeks to address these
questions by tracing the emergence of a problem that arises when
various modes of thought disagree on the relationship between
experience, language, and theological inquiry.More...
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In this comprehensive text, Gary Parrett and Steve Kang attend to both
the content and process of educational and formational ministries. They
set forth a thoroughly biblical vision for intentional teaching of the
Christian faith, with a holistic concern for what and whom is taught as well as how
and why. More...
Has Christianity failed to engage the culture of technology and use
scientific advancements responsibly? Jardine offers an incisive
critique of the damaging elements in Western societies and argues that
it's possible to abandon the destructive aspects of technology while
still embracing its benefits.More...
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