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  • av Atkinson Don E. Atkinson
    304 - 415,-

  • av Bridges Andrew Lee Bridges
    291 - 463,-

  • av Choe Hae-Jin Choe
    291 - 463,-

  • av Aist Rodney Aist
    561,-

  • av Hocken Peter D. Hocken
    299 - 502,-

  • av Scully Tony Scully
    358 - 455,-

  • av Phillips Ronald Ian Phillips, Schmidt Ernest Schmidt & Grotzke David Grotzke
    382 - 530,-

  • av Robert H Smith
    239,-

  • av Curt Cadorette
    409,-

    In the past twenty-five years, liberation theology has emerged as one of the most influential, challenging, and controversial movements in modern theology. Whether in its Asian, African, Latin American, or African-American forms, liberation theology has undertaken to reexamine the dimensions of Christian faith from the perspective of the marginalized and oppressed.Here, at last, is a collection of readings from a cross-section of the world's leading exponents of liberation theology, designed to offer an overview of liberation theology and its central themes. Topics included are methodology, christology, ecclesiology, and spirituality. Each chapter includes a helpful introduction and questions for discussion, making this an ideal introductory text for students, as well as scholars and other general readers.Contributors:Maria Pilar AquinoTissa BalasuriyaDominique BarbeClodovis BoffLeonardo BoffErnesto CardenalChung Hyun KyungJames H. ConeJean-Marc ElaIvone GebaraGustavo GutierrezMary HuntSallie McFagueMary John MananzanCarlos MestersAnne Nasimiyu-WasikeSun Ai ParkJon SobrinoCharles Villa-VicencioYong Ting Jin

  • av Adolf Deissmann
    396,-

    These seminal essays investigate material from papyri and inscriptions in order to gain insight regarding the language and literature of Hellenistic Judaism and early Christianity. Included in the essays is Deissmann's famous distinction between letters and epistles. Additionally, the collection includes his attack on the notion that biblical Greek was a sacred language. Deissmann shows, convincingly, that biblical Greek is vernacular Greek.

  • av Arthur C McGill
    219,-

    Of course, death will happen to all of us someday, but until then, it's not something to think about or grapple with. But we do think about it. Arthur C. McGill maintains that our preoccupation with health, good looks, and material success is in fact a retreat from death--which we secretly fear is the final lord of our lives. Charting the Christian pilgrimage toward a life freed from the dominating power of death, McGill uses three scriptural images of Jesus to show us the possibility of walking continually into death, being ourselves, loving our neighbors, and worshiping God.

  • av Smith Gilson Caitlin Smith Gilson
    575,-

  • av Giles Terry Giles
    666,-

  • av Wirrig Adam L. Wirrig
    463,-

  • av Pretorius Albertus Pretorius
    543,-

  • av Bellini Peter J. Bellini
    572,-

  • av Miller Ian Miller
    413,-

  • av Gray Louise Gray
    358,-

  • av Blackmon Sheri Entz Blackmon
    413,-

    This book is about overcoming obstacles. When a life disrupter strikes, it's common to search for reasons and formulas to obtain control of the uncontrollable. The author is convinced that a satisfying life lies on the other side of asking why, a life at the intersection of sorrow and joy beyond the need to control outcomes. A recent cancer recurrence propelled Sheri Blackmon into surgical failures, setbacks, and a search for a way forward. Her disrupter evoked dormant childhood trauma that obscured and complicated the process of moving toward acceptance. This memoir is not only a cancer story but also a story of a girl torn between two continents as a missionary child whose mother is a Holocaust survivor. It explores universal themes of loss, abuse, control, dislocation, being an outsider, and finding one's voice. It offers an honest Christian reflection on discovering one's footing and purpose within a framework of five discernible steps toward acceptance. While presented in five steps, acceptance of what is lost is not a linear process with a beginning and an end, but a lifelong engagement of the heart.

  • av Ferguson Duncan S. Ferguson
    452,-

  • av Stewart James K. Stewart
    358,-

  • av Wood Michael John Wood
    567,-

    This book is about the practice of peace in daily life. Although most of us want peace, we often struggle to live it. Someone annoys us and we find ourselves in a vortex of conflict. When we care deeply about something it can be easy to burn relationships if we encounter people whose values differ from ours. We may ask ourselves, "How can we make a positive difference in the world without diminishing others or ourselves?" Michael Wood explores the practice of peace through the lenses of theology, contemplation, and action. Containing numerous real-life anecdotes, thought-provoking questions, and practical tools, this is a useful resource for anyone who wants to foster peace in their family, workplace, or community.

  • av Knox John S. Knox & Childress Jeffery Childress
    424,-

  • av Shores Steve Shores
    382,-

  • av Vosen C. H. Vosen & Kaulen Franz Kaulen
    424,-

  • av Davis Cate Davis
    455,-

  • av Robinson Geoffrey D. Robinson
    669,-

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