The Significance of Singleness: A Theological Vision for the Future of the Church - eBook
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The Significance of Singleness: A Theological Vision for the Future of the Church - eBook  -     By: Christina S. Hitchcock

The Significance of Singleness: A Theological Vision for the Future of the Church - eBook

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Title: The Significance of Singleness: A Theological Vision for the Future of the Church - eBook
By: Christina S. Hitchcock
Format: DRM Protected ePub
Vendor: Baker Academic
Publication Date: 2018
ISBN: 9781493415724
ISBN-13: 9781493415724
Stock No: WW96878EB

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The church needs to do a better job of speaking theologically to single Christians. Challenging prevailing evangelical assumptions about "the problem" of singleness, this book explains why the church needs single people and offers a contemporary theology of singleness relevant to all members of the church. Drawing on the examples of three important figures from the history of Christianity, the book helps today's church form a vision of life in the kingdom of God that is as theologically significant for single people as it is for those who are married.

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Christina S. Hitchcock (PhD, University of Aberdeen) is professor of theology at the University of Sioux Falls in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, where she has taught for more than fifteen years. Her current research focuses on the intersection of theology and culture.

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