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"Scarcely any concept of Christian doctrine in the present time stands so greatly in need of clarification from the ground up as that of the 'Church'. . . . It is a fact to be welcomed that Mr. Nelson has ventured to fix his eyes upon the problem of the Church form both sides--namely, from that of historical-Biblical research and that of theological reflection. . . . Essentially this book is a circumspect and deliberate presentation of those previously produced writings which have worked out the questions sharply and taken a critical position towards the results. Therefore, it will be welcomed by all those who are participating in ecumenical discussions as a comprehensive survey of the whole area of contemporary study of the Church, doing justice to both Anglo-Saxon and Continental European research." --From Foreword
It is a fool's errand and Tallos knows it, but against his own better judgment and the pleading of his wife, Tallos has committed himself to a voyage north. His lifelong friend's eldest sons are said to have been taken by Northmen, a raiding people ill-reputed for their savagery. The boys are already dead, Tallos knows, and in that dark place of grim reasoning he wishes only to find their corpses quickly so he can fulfill his promise and return to his wife. Instead, he finds something far worse.
The Redemption of the Realms brings a thrilling conclusion to John C. Mehl’s “The Voice of Peace” series. Following the account of The Legend of the Wood and The Great Kings of Jerudan, Hershath is now in The Wood. Rather than despair, Dalleo and the other members of The Wood must ally with King Jessap and the people of Jerudan to find a way to pursue Hershath and liberate both realms from such evil. In the midst of tragic and trying times, a whisper of hope resonates among the good men and women, providing the guidance and strength to continue the otherwise hopeless mission. Still, the question remains: Are the days ahead days of terror or of peace? All that is certain is that the ‘normal’ and ‘ordinary’ days the people used to know are over.
Many evangelical Christians have faith in the Bible, but struggle with confidence in its ethical principles. Some believe that biblical morals are not as effective as secular ideologies in promoting human well-being and societal progress. Others feel that using the Bible as a basis for moral arguments lacks persuasive power in public discussions. In Faithful Reason: Natural Law Ethics for God’s Glory and Our Good, Andrew T. Walker argues that developing a comprehensive Christian ethic is not simply a matter of appealing to biblical authority, but also of understanding the way that God has ordered creation and our place within it. In this work, he provides a comprehensive and accessible introduction to natural law ethics from an evangelical perspective. In the first section of Faithful Reason, Walker develops a robust framework of natural law ethics, guided by biblical and theological evidence. In the second section, this framework is applied to various contemporary ethical issues within dignity ethics, embodied ethics, personal ethics, social ethics, and political ethics. Through a natural law framework, readers are empowered to reason through the particulars of any situation and develop a godly ethical response.
The Migration of Metaphysics into the Realm of the Profane by Ansgar Martins Pdf
Ansgar Martins’s The Migration of Metaphysics into the Realm of the Profane is the first book-length study focusing on Adorno’s idiosyncratic appropriation of Jewish mysticism in the light of his relationship to Gershom Scholem and their shared intellectual contexts.
The latest volume in Gabriel Fackre's "Christian Story" finds the dedicated ecumenist attempting to examine the connections, or lack thereof, between worldwide ecumenical progress and the character of local churches as he observes them in twenty-first-century America. Drawing from his own fifty-year experience in the church as pastor, teacher, and parishioner, Fackre breaks open the myth of the church experience and exposes the reality of modern worship on a local level. "The Church" is rich in insight and fertile in its range of suggestions, most of them aimed at pastors and aspiring pastors -- the men and women who will carry the teachings of the church, its "kerygma," into the next generation and the ones that follow.
Christ, Creation and the Cosmic Goal of Redemption by J.J. Johnson Leese Pdf
J. J. Johnson Leese discusses how the apostle Paul's writing on Christ's relationship to creation, read alongside the interpretations of Irenaeus of Lyon, provide a meaningful contribution to contemporary debates on the interrelationship between religion and nature. Leese draws upon the integration of three related scholarly trends – the increased importance placed on biblical creation themes, the emergence of ecotheology, and the history of reception – while focusing on the Pauline corpus and readings of Paul by Irenaeus, thus uncovering a robust creation and ecotheological theology. Irenaeus' approach provides the possibility for Paul to contribute to ecotheology, by way of a theological vision where the whole of reality in relationship to Christ and creation and by extension, to soteriology and ecclesiology, are central components of Paul's theology.
What is the true depth of love and commitment? On the road to being forgiven, and tasked to aid those that are lost, Blaeciel, a newly born Cherub seeks to answer just that when his charge, a girl named Deirdre, commits suicide. While battling demons from his own past, Blaeciel attempts to find his beloved in the lowest depths of the universeTartarus. On his journey he confronts many foes, friends, and unlikely allies, but on his quest to find one he runs the risk of losing himself. This novel explores the true path, and pains, of redemption, and how true love can help one to see paradise even in the darkest regions of Hell.
God's Autopsy and the Living Truth of Soul by Hal Childs Pdf
The Grand Narrative of Christianity that the Bible created is dead, and the Bible is silent. Does the Bible have anything relevant to say to our modern circumstances? We ask, where did God come from? What happened to God? God’s Autopsy reinterprets soul and God as historical-psychological phenomena related to the cultural structure of consciousness, the invisible shared context of thought, which has changed dramatically over the past three millennia. This book offers a new way to understand the trajectory of Western civilization by making the implicit foundation of Western consciousness—soul—visible and conscious. Our modern Western consciousness is radically different from that of antiquity when the Bible emerged. Jung’s psychological-philosophical insight that whenever we speak about the psyche it is the psyche speaking about itself, leads to the realization that today consciousness has come home to itself. Beginning with preliterate polytheism, the emergence of the transcendent god Yahweh and Christ, which led directly to the Enlightenment, objective soul continues to unfold itself. How did late modernity become a topsy-turvy, quantum, virtual, digital, impersonal, and abstract world that appears to be running away from us? The answer is unexpectedly and shockingly in the Bible itself.
It is a common misconception that Lutheran theology is inherently antinomian, or unconcerned with Christian ethics. This unfortunate caricature of the doctrine of the Reformation has been furthered by certain strands of Lutheran theology, which reject the third use of the law and the necessity of expounding Christian ethics in preaching. In this book, Jordan Cooper challenges the claim that Lutheranism emphasizes justification at the expense of sanctification, demonstrating that the two kinds of righteousness are a historical Lutheran framework that gives prominence to both salvation by grace and one's duty to serve the neighbor in love. Through an evaluation of Luther's writings, the confessional documents, Lutheran Orthodoxy, and contemporary writers, Cooper demonstrates that an emphasis on the passive nature of one's relationship to God does not diminish or negate the necessity of sanctified living. This is done not by departing from Lutheran teaching, but by delving deeper into historic Lutheran theology as found in the scholastic tradition.
Dybbuks and Jewish Women in Social History, Mysticism and Folklore by Rachel Elior Pdf
How and why a person comes to be possessed by a dybbuk—the possession of a living body by the soul of a deceased person—and what consequences ensue from such possession, form the subject of this book. Though possession by a dybbuk has traditionally been understood as punishment for a terrible sin, it can also be seen as a mechanism used by desperate individuals—often women—who had no other means of escape from the demands and expectations of an all-encompassing patriarchal social order. Dybbuks and Jewish Women examines these and other aspects of dybbuk possession from historical and phenomenological perspectives, with particular attention to the gender significance of the subject.
Three Story Method: Discovery Writing with ChatGPT by J. Thorn Pdf
Are you a discovery writer, a free spirit who thrives on the thrill of uncharted narrative seas? Do you feel like the AI revolution in storytelling is leaving you adrift? Cast away your fears, for “Three Story Method: Discovery Writing with ChatGPT” is here to chart your course. This groundbreaking guide is your compass to navigate the vast ocean of AI-powered storytelling, where you and artificial intelligence collaborate to create narratives of unparalleled depth and complexity. It’s not about replacing the author with AI, but forming a powerful alliance where human creativity meets AI efficiency, like a seasoned captain and his loyal crew. Bestselling author J. Thorn, shares his voyage of co-authoring with ChatGPT. He unveils his proprietary techniques and strategies, the "treasure maps" that have guided his thrilling journey with AI. Thorn introduces you to the “pre-prompt” approach, a unique AI training regimen that ensures a coherent, fluid narrative that mirrors your vision. In this comprehensive guide, you’ll discover: How to guide ChatGPT to flex its forward-thinking capabilities, planning for unexplored narrative islands. Techniques to instruct ChatGPT to craft captivating “teasers” for back cover blurbs, social media posts, promotional materials, and more. Strategies to overcome the AI’s limited memory using the “AskYourPDF” ChatGPT plugin, like a trusty logbook keeping track of your narrative journey. Methods to exploit ChatGPT’s unparalleled ability to role play, adding an intoxicating level of intrigue to your narrative. And much more! This book is not a rigid nautical chart but a star to guide your journey. It’s an invitation to fellow discovery writers who enjoy the thrill of the open narrative seas, who revel in the joy of unexpected plot twists and turns. Whether you’re a seasoned discovery writer looking for a competitive edge or a novice ready to embark on the grand voyage into the future of storytelling, this book is your ticket to a brave new world of AI-powered writing. Embrace the future, empower your storytelling, and transform your writing process with “Three Story Method: Discovery Writing with ChatGPT.” Set sail on the revolution in storytelling—purchase your copy today!
Walter Benjamin and Gershom Scholem are regarded as two of the most influential Jewish thinkers of the twentieth century. Together they produced a dynamic body of ideas that has had a lasting impact on the study of religion, philosophy, and literary criticism. Drawing from Benjamin's and Scholem's ideas on messianism, language, and divine justice, this book traces the intellectual exchange through the early decades of the twentieth century—from Berlin, Bern, and Munich in the throws of war and revolution to Scholem's departure for Palestine in 1923. It begins with a close reading of Benjamin's early writings and a study of Scholem's theological politics, followed by an examination of Benjamin's proposals on language and the influence these ideas had on Scholem's scholarship on Jewish mysticism. From there the book turns to their ideas on divine justice—from Benjamin's critique of original sin and violence to Scholem's application of the categories to the prophets and Bolshevism. Metaphysics of the Profane is the first book to make this early period available to a wider audience, revealing the intricate structure of this early intellectual partnership on politics and theology.
Author : John Henry Paul Reumann,William Henry Lazareth Publisher : Unknown Page : 260 pages File Size : 45,8 Mb Release : 1967 Category : Christian sociology ISBN : STANFORD:36105033670246