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OUT OF GALILEE [christian t...
"Out of Galilee: The History of Christian Thought as a Great Conversation is an ambitious exploration of Christian thought over two millennia. It discloses the remarkable unity in diversity of the thought of women, monks, mystics, men, philosophers, and theologians who are seeking to unfold the meaning and mystery of divine intention in Jesus Christ. From the first century in Galilee to the early apologists such as Irenaeus, from Augustine's Confessions to the mystic voices of Hildegaard of Bingen and Teresa of Avila, and to reformers such as Martin Luther and John Calvin, Christians have sought to understand the Christian vision and unfold paths of spirituality. The quest continues among Pietists, among Puritans such as Jonathan Edwards, and among Methodists. Together with modern thinkers such as Schliermacher and contemporaries such as Thomas Berry and Abhishiktanada, these notable figures have woven the living narrative of Christian thought. You will find them all here, in accessible language intended for a generalist audience. Avoiding technical language, Out of Galilee reveals the essential contributions of each to the story of Christian thinking through the ages."--
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monografia Rebiun26349200 https://catalogo.rebiun.org/rebiun/record/Rebiun26349200 m o d cr |n||||||||| 180518s2018 xx o 000 0 eng d 9781532638503 1532638507 1532638493 9781532638497 UAM 991008083879304211 YDX eng pn YDX NT OCLCF OCLCQ EBLCP OCLCQ UNAV 230.01 23 Bryant, M. Darrol OUT OF GALILEE Recurso electrónico] christian thought as a great conversation [S.l.] WIPF & STOCK Publishers 2018 [S.l.] [S.l.] WIPF & STOCK Publishers 1 recurso online 1 recurso online Text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia. online resource cr rdacarrier. EBSCO Academic eBook Collection Complete Intro; Title Page; Preface; An Historical Timeline; Part I: Approach and Context; Chapter 1: An Introduction to Christian Thought as a Great Conversation; Chapter 2: The Jewish/Greek/Roman Matrix; Part II: Beginnings and the First Centuries: 30-325; Chapter 3: The Coming Kingdom and the Formation of the Canon; Chapter 4: Christian Practice and the Exemplary Christian; Chapter 5: Articulating the Faith; Chapter 6: Irenaeus: The Three-Articled Faith; Chapter 7: Speculative Christian Thought; Part III: Ecumenical Symbols and Classical Christianity: 325-1000 Chapter 8: The Seven Ecumenical Councils 325-787Chapter 9: Augustine; Chapter 10: Eastern Voices; Chapter 11: Benedict and the Rise of Monasticism, Boethius and the Via Positiva, Dionysius and the Via Negativa; Part IV: Medieval Christian Thought: 1100-1500; Chapter 12: On the Way to the Medieval Synthesis; Chapter 13: Grammars of the Spirit; Chapter 14: The Quest for Synthesis and the Emergence of Theology as the Science of God in Medieval Christian Thought; Part V: Reforming Christian Thought: 1500-1780; Chapter 15: Protestant Reformers; Chapter 16: Anabaptist and Anglican Reformers Chapter 17: Reform in the Catholic World: Erasmus, Ignatius and TeresaChapter 18: Reforming the Reformers; Chapter 19: Christian Thought in the Americas; Chapter 20: The Rise of Modern Science, the European Enlightenment, And the Beginnings of Modern Christian Thought; Chapter 21: Three Movements of the Nineteenth Century; Part VII: Contemporary Christian Thought: 1920-2017; Chapter 22: The War to End All Wars and the Beginnings of Contemporary Christian Thought; Chapter 23: The War to End All Wars and Contemporary Catholic Thought; Chapter 24: The Great Conversation Revisited "Out of Galilee: The History of Christian Thought as a Great Conversation is an ambitious exploration of Christian thought over two millennia. It discloses the remarkable unity in diversity of the thought of women, monks, mystics, men, philosophers, and theologians who are seeking to unfold the meaning and mystery of divine intention in Jesus Christ. From the first century in Galilee to the early apologists such as Irenaeus, from Augustine's Confessions to the mystic voices of Hildegaard of Bingen and Teresa of Avila, and to reformers such as Martin Luther and John Calvin, Christians have sought to understand the Christian vision and unfold paths of spirituality. The quest continues among Pietists, among Puritans such as Jonathan Edwards, and among Methodists. Together with modern thinkers such as Schliermacher and contemporaries such as Thomas Berry and Abhishiktanada, these notable figures have woven the living narrative of Christian thought. You will find them all here, in accessible language intended for a generalist audience. Avoiding technical language, Out of Galilee reveals the essential contributions of each to the story of Christian thinking through the ages."-- Provided by publisher Forma de acceso: World Wide Web