
By Nathan Hallanger,Ted Peters
By Nathan Hallanger,Ted Peters
By Geoffrey Wainwright,Karen B. Westerfield Tucker
Written to be obtainable to the informed layperson, this specific and gorgeous quantity also will attract clergy and liturgists and extra as a rule to scholars and students of the liturgy, Christian theology, church background, and global history.
By Antón M. Pazos
By Rebecca Wagner Oettinger
By Susan Shooter
Grappling with theological matters raised through abuse, this publication argues that the Church could be challenged, and ministered to, by way of survivors. Paying cautious awareness to her interviews with Christian girls survivors, Shooter unearths that via painful stories of transformation they've got strangely develop into strength brokers of transformation for others. Shooter brings the survivors' narratives into discussion with the tale of activity and with medieval mystic Marguerite Porete's spirituality of 'annihilation'. Culminating in an engagement with modern feminist theology relating strength and powerlessness, there emerges a collection of rules for actual group spirituality which crosses obstacles with God, helps acceptable human obstacles and, crucially, listens attentively. beautiful to Church leaders, scholars, practitioners and sensible theologians, this e-book deals an artistic and moral theological enquiry in addition to a few religious anchor issues for survivors.
By Tilden Edwards
By Michael J. P. Robson
By Robert P. Pruitt
By Peniel Rajkumar
In enjoyable the long-awaited want for a confident and demanding rethinking of Dalit theology this e-book deals and explores the synoptic therapeutic tales as a suitable biblical paradigm for Dalit theology that allows you to aid redress the lacuna among Dalit theology and the social perform of the Indian Church. Peniel Rajkumar's start line is that the starting to be impact of Dalit theology in educational circles is incompatible with the praxis of the Indian Church which is still passive in its perspective in the direction of the oppression of the Dalits either inside of and out of doors the Church. The theological purposes for this lacuna among Dalit theology and the Church's praxis, Rajkumar indicates, lie within the content material of Dalit theology, specially the biblical paradigms explored, which don't provide enough scope for engagement in praxis.
By Barbara J. Blodgett