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Theology in Dialogue
The Impact of the Arts, Humanities, and Science on Contemporary Religious Thought
ISBN: 0802839169
ISBN-13: 9780802839169
Format: Paperback
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Publisher: Eerdmans Pub Co
Published date: 2002
Size: 6 x 9 inches
Weight: 0.94 pounds
Pages: 288
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Theology in Dialogue: The Impact of the Arts, Humanities, and Science on Contemporary Religious Thought (Essays in Honor of John W. De Gruchy)
Holness, Lyn and Ralf K. Wustenberg (editors)
Grand Rapids, Michigan: Eerdmans. Fine 2002. Softcover. 8vo - 23 x 15 cm.; xxvi - 286 pp. Published in conjunction with David Philip Publishers of South Africa. Major sections: Theology and Music, Theology in Dialogue with Science, Theological Engagement with the Public Sphere, Theological Perspectives on Socio-Cultural and Political Reality, Politics, Power, and Imagination: Critical Reflections on Reconciliation. Contributors: Victoria Barnett, Jeremy Begbie, Jean Elshtain, Cilliers Breytenbach, James Cochrane, Steve DeGruchy, Jaap Durand, Clifford Grden, Wolfgang Huber, Chirevo Kwenda, Andreas Pangritz, Larry Rasmussen, Dirkie Smit, Thomas Ulrich, Charles Villa-Vicencio, Graham Ward, Michael Welker, Ralf Wustenberg. These essays are in honor of the noted South African theologian John De Gruchy who participated in the apartheid struggle, was deeply indebted to Dietrich Bonhoeffer, and had a theological impact on the rebuilding of a South African democratic society. A new and unread book. . ( more information) Offered by Pilgrim Reader - IOBA (Canada)
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