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God for Now
Theology through Evangelical and Charismatic Experience|
18,99 € |
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| Verlag: | Wipf And Stock Publishers |
| Format: | EPUB |
| Veröffentl.: | 02.04.2020 |
| ISBN/EAN: | 9781725252257 |
| Sprache: | englisch |
| Anzahl Seiten: | 136 |
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Beschreibungen
Does God want to be known? Does experience matter? Does theology matter? This book is for people asking these questions. It treats them seriously and offers a testimony--a way through--from the viewpoint of evangelical and charismatic faith. The answer is yes, yes, and yes, but there are bumps in the road, problems to interrogate, assumptions to question, voices to hear, before the yes is reached.
Mark Amos is Head of Philosophy and Theology at The Abbey School, Reading UK, and part of the leadership team at Reading Family Church, UK.
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“Mark Amos offers a personal and honest account of why he is
<i>still</i> a Christian. In this theologically informed and spiritually sensitive book, Amos makes a coherent case for knowing God in Christ through the Spirit and invites his readers to encounter God for themselves. This is a fine work in spiritual theology.”
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<br> —Simo Frestadius, Academic Dean of Undergraduate Studies, Regents Theological College, UK
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<br> “Youth work in inner-city Manchester, theological studies to postgraduate level, eldership in a multi-ethnic church, teaching Philosophy A Level . . . all of these different experiences have formed Amos’s perspective on faith. . . . This book will make you think. Where it challenges, it does so gently. Where it teaches, it does so simply.
<i>God for Now </i>can be read quite quickly but will take a great deal longer to digest and, more importantly, to live out.”
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<br> —Andy McCullough, Teaching Pastor, Reading Family Church, author of
<i>Global Humility: Attitudes for Mission</i>
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<i>still</i> a Christian. In this theologically informed and spiritually sensitive book, Amos makes a coherent case for knowing God in Christ through the Spirit and invites his readers to encounter God for themselves. This is a fine work in spiritual theology.”
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<br> —Simo Frestadius, Academic Dean of Undergraduate Studies, Regents Theological College, UK
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<br> “Youth work in inner-city Manchester, theological studies to postgraduate level, eldership in a multi-ethnic church, teaching Philosophy A Level . . . all of these different experiences have formed Amos’s perspective on faith. . . . This book will make you think. Where it challenges, it does so gently. Where it teaches, it does so simply.
<i>God for Now </i>can be read quite quickly but will take a great deal longer to digest and, more importantly, to live out.”
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<br> —Andy McCullough, Teaching Pastor, Reading Family Church, author of
<i>Global Humility: Attitudes for Mission</i>
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