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Humanising The Divine

Name: Humanising The Divine
Brand: Boz Publications Ltd
SKU: 33264921
Price: 18.19 EUR
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Author: Martin Scott
ISBN: 9781916421677

Martin Scott

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Éditeurs Boz Publications Ltd, septembre 2020

HUMANISING THE DIVINE - volume oneIn this first book, Scott begins by placing Jesus at the centre of... Description détaillée

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HUMANISING THE DIVINE - volume one

In this first book, Scott begins by placing Jesus at the centre of theology. He maintains that Jesus is presented in Scripture as both the image of God and the image of true humanity. God was 'humanised' through the Incarnation, and through the cross, a roadblock was placed on humanity's road to destruction. In the middle chapters, there are some fresh perspectives on Judas, Peter and Cornelius, suggesting that salvation is much more to do with a call to join a movement; a movement to work for the restoration of humanity, than a ticket to heaven.

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Explorations in Theology is a series of short books that offer some fresh perspectives on common themes. They are certainly not the final word, but are intended to open possibilities beyond a theology that selects a narrow set of 'proof-texts' (while ignoring others). Written in simple language, never demanding agreement with the author, they will become a resource to develop one's own convictions.