Imagination Redeemed: Glorifying God with a Neglected Part of Your Mind

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ISBN: 9781433541834

By: Gene Edward Veith Jr., Matthew P. Ristuccia

Crossway / 2014 / Paperback

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Contrary to popular perception, the imagination isn't just for kids, artists, or fans of science fiction. Rather, it's what bridges our thinking and feeling, allowing us to do everything from planning a weekend getaway to remembering what we ate for breakfast.

In Imagination Redeemed, Gene Veith and Matthew Ristuccia uncover the imagination's importance for Christians, helping us understand who God is, what his Word teaches, and how we should live in the world today. Here is a call to embrace this forgotten part of the mind as a gift from God designed to bolster faith, hope, and love in his people.

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Title: Imagination Redeemed: Glorifying God with a Neglected Part of Your Mind
By: Gene Edward Veith Jr., Matthew P. Ristuccia
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 224
Vendor: Crossway
Publication Date: 2014

Dimensions: 8.50 X 5.50 (inches)
Weight: 8 ounces
ISBN: 1433541831
ISBN-13: 9781433541834
Stock No: WW541834

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Exploring an often-forgotten part of the mind, the authors examine biblical and historical precedents to highlight the importance of the imagination for knowing God, understanding His Word, and living in the world.

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Gene Edward Veith (PhD, University of Kansas) serves as the provost and professor of literature at Patrick Henry College, where he also oversees both academic affairs and student affairs. He previously worked as the culture editor of World magazine. Veith and his wife, Jackquelyn, have three grown children and seven grandchildren.

Matthew P. Ristuccia (DMin, Dallas Theological Seminary) has served as the senior pastor of Stone Hill Church of Princeton since 1985. Matt and his wife, Karen, live in Princeton, New Jersey, and they have two sons and three grandchildren.