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Ex Auditu - Volume 36

by Dennis R. Edwards, J. Nathan Clayton

Published date: 2024

Pages: 174

Publisher: Wipf and Stock Publishers

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Category: Religion & Teologi

About this book - Ex Auditu - Volume 36

Introduction DENNIS R. EDWARDS Jeremiah 29 and Political Theology STEPHEN B. CHAPMAN Who Can Lead a Flock of Shepherds? Paul, the Pillars, and Political Challenges in Our Churches Today TIMOTHY MILINOVICH Response to Milinovich CHRISTY RANDAZZO Forgiveness as the Redoubling of God COLBY DICKINSON Response to Dickinson KAITLYN SCHIESS I Feel You: The Theo-Politics of Compassion and the Poor in Liberation Theology and Karl Barth JULES A. MARTINEZ OLIVIERI Response to Martinez ROSE LEE-NORMAN Some Texts and Our Politics VINCENT BACOTE Response to Bacote JONATHAN WILSON Love's Domain or White Christians' Dominion?: A Missiological Response to the American Culture Wars JANEL KRAGT BAKKER Response to Bakker CHRISTOPHER W. SKINNER What's in a Name? Ideology and Naming KAY HIGUERA SMITH Response to Smith BRET M. WIDMAN

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