The Word that redescribes the world : the Bible and discipleship / Walter Brueggemann ; edited by Patrick D. Miller.
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TextDescription: 1 online resource (xviii, 237 p.)ISBN: - 9781451419818
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- BT22 .B78 2006eb
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| 230.041 HAFE Central themes in biblical theology : | 230.041 HAFE Biblical theology : | 230.041 MACA Biblical doctrine : a systematic summary of Bible truth / | 230.041 MILL The Word that redescribes the world : | 230.041 NIEL Oral tradition : | 230.041 OWEN Biblical theology : the history of theology from Adam to Christ or The nature, origin, development, and study of theological truth, in six books / | 230.041 PIER Conscience in the New Testament : |
"First Fortress Press paperback edition 2011."--T.p. verso.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
A text that redescribes -- Proclamatory confrontations -- A fresh performance amid a failed script -- Faith at the nullpunkt -- The city in biblical perspective : failed and possible -- Evangelism and discipleship : the God who calls, the God who sends -- Options for creatureliness : consumer or citizen -- Ecumenism as the shared practice of a peculiar identity -- Vision for a new church and a new century, part I : Homework against scarcity -- Vision for a new church and a new century, part II : Holiness becomes generosity -- Patriotism for citizens of the penultimate superpower.
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