Radical Christian voices and practice [electronic resource] : essays in honour of Christopher Rowland / edited by Zo©± Bennett and David B. Gowler.

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TextPublication details: Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2012.Description: 1 online resource (xii, 303 p.)ISBN:

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220.6 23

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BS511.3 .R3 2012

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In: Oxford scholarship onlineSummary: The use of the Bible has been fertile ground throughout Christian history for prophetic calls for radical change. The essays contained in this volume examine this tradition and offer a sustained development of the Bible and its appropriation in the context of radical practices.

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The use of the Bible has been fertile ground throughout Christian history for prophetic calls for radical change. The essays contained in this volume examine this tradition and offer a sustained development of the Bible and its appropriation in the context of radical practices.

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