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  • - Marcion's Scriptural Canon
    av Jason D. Beduhn
    546,-

  • av Tom Hall
    250,-

  • av Robert J Miller
    860,-

  • - Volume I Roman Family Empires
    av Susan M Elliott
    516,-

  • - A Theology of the Unconditional
    av John D Caputo
    580,-

  • av Karen L. King
    460,-

  • - According to the Jesus Seminar
     
    566,-

  • av Ronald F Hock
    460,-

  • - The Struggle to Define Theology Today
    av David Galston
    490 - 516,-

    Biblical studies and theology for some time now have operated as idependent fields of study, but recent developments have opened up new avenues for them to engage one another. Both fields must now address the question: what is the value of religion for the future? Here Galston draws upon two types of theology for his response - Covenant theology and Enlightenment theology.

  • - Collected Essays
    av William O. Walker Jr
    586,-

    Representing five decades of research on the gospels, Jesus, and Christian origins, this collection of historical-critical essays explores topics such as demythologizing, "son of man", and the synoptic problem, to name just a few. Includes a critical analysis of ways in which scholars have attempted to recover the historical Jesus.

  • - Theological Riffs on Life and Living
    av Arthur J. Dewey
    390,-

    Theology at its best lends rhythm and rhyme to the raw energy of life. It improvises on this world without trying to escape to a heaven somewhere else. In this curated collection of radio commentaries and editorials, Art Dewey invites readers to remain open to new meaning as it arises from our encounters with neighbours, strangers, and friends.

  • - An Environmental History of Zena
     
    320,-

  • - How Faith Can Survive Its Encounter with Science
    av John van Hagen
    406,-

    In Rescuing Religion John Van Hagen argues that psychological theories and models of psychotherapy can help one hold on to a religious worldview while simultaneously living in a world increasingly described in scientific terms. Rescuing Religion grapples with that tension as it focuses on science s recent challenges to the historicity of the major Bible stories: Moses never existed, Jesus did not start a church. Yet facing such challenges presents us with an opportunity for religious growth. We can now go behind those Bible stories and glimpse the storytellers who in their own times faced enormous crises of faith. We can learn from their struggles and be inspired to face our own global ones. Like those ancient authors, we can search for God s power moving through history, even as we realize that we, like them, can only describe it in finite terms. Throughout the book, readers are buoyed up by examples of remarkable individuals who have sensed and described this movement.

  • av Mike Grimshaw
    360,-

    Through interviews, expansive notes, and an excellent introduction, Michael Grimshaw guides us through the life and times of Lloyd Geering, and explores how his status moved from that of an accused heretic to one of New Zealand's foremost public intellectuals.

  • - Volume I of Roman Family Empires: Household, Empire, Resistance
    av Susan M. Elli Elliott
    476,-

    `Family values' has long been seen as a code for a conservative perspective; whilst the Roman Empire centred its family values on a father-owner-master of the household, early Christians confronted that imperial model. This new book explores the struggle over family values and its impact on Western culture.

  • - How the Death of Jesus Was Remembered
    av Arthur J. Dewey
    390,-

    In order to demonstrate how the crucifixion narrative emerged and changed over time, this historical primer on the death of Jesus includes an overview of the evidence that Jesus existed and was crucified, explanations of how crucifixion worked and why it was employed by the Romans, and descriptions of Jesus' death in early Christian literature in a logical progression from the earliest to latest.

  • - Titus, 1-2 Timothy, and Polycarp to the Philippians
    av Richard I. Pervo
    330,-

  • - Demosthenes - Cicero - Paul
    av Nina E. Livesey
    460,-

    In this close reading of Paul's letter to the Galatians, Livesey draws upon classicist Cecil Wooten's "rhetoric of crisis" to compare Paul's strategies to those of his predecessors, the Greek orator Demosthenes and Roman consul Cicero.

  • - Finding the Access Point to Spiritual Awareness
    av Thandeka
    420 - 460,-

    Many of today's `spiritual but not religious' people have found the access point to spiritual experience that Western Christianity lost: unconditional love. This new book narrates two millennia of lost-and-found stories about love beyond belief, tracking the history of this lost emotion.

  • - The Challenge of the Historical Jesus
    av John Dominic Crossan
    296,-

  • av W. Barnes Tatum
    476 - 786,-

  • - Exploring the Role of the Bible in the Contemporary Church
    av Gregory C Jenks
    346,-

  • - Identity Theft from Within
    av Paul H. Jones
    466,-

  • - An Analytical Approach
    av Stevan L. Davies
    650,-

    This introductory text takes a secular approach to New Testament study. The book begins with a discussion of the differences between analytical and traditional church approaches. It maintains that students can learn to work with both and not feel that they must sacrifice one for the other.

  • - A Humanist Manifesto
    av Harry T. Cook
    346,-

  • - A Narrative Commentary on the Book of Revelation
    av David L. Barr
    520,-

  • - From Gods, to God, to Gaia
    av Lloyd Geering
    330,-

    States that the doctrines of Incarnation and Trinity, which began as attempts to reflect the indwelling of God in human beings, were soon distorted to proclaim the reality of a sacred realm in the heavens. This title concludes that the most credible scenario for Christianity's future depends on accepting the Gaia concept as a powerful modern myth.

  • - A Sourcebook
     
    330,-

    The event of Jesus' resurrection is like the event of creation: There were no eye-witnesses. So how does one make sense of the story of the resurrection - or rather stories, for not one but many reports survive from early Christianity? This work suggests that we must begin by erasing all Christian art about the resurrection from our memory.

  • - Unraveling Its Story
    av Richard I. Pervo
    360,-

    Explores the problem of history in ""Acts"" by asking, and answering, the fundamental questions: Who wrote ""Acts""? Where was ""Acts"" written? When was ""Acts"" written? Why was ""Acts"" written? How was ""Acts"" written?

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