Books of Religion / Christian Theology / Anthropology
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'Works of the Law' at Qumran and in Paul
By Jacqueline C. R. De RooThe phrase 'works of the law' occurs only in the Dead Sea Scrolls and in Paul, but it has a different connotation in each corpus. At Qumran, the 'works of...
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Deadly Innocence: Feminist Theology and the Mythology of Sin
By Angela WestSomewhere in the mid-seventies women were declared innocent. All charges against them were to be dropped. Feminist theology took upon itself the task of reversing the verdict of patriarchal religion....
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Deadly Innocence: Feminist Theology and the Mythology of Sin
By Angela WestSomewhere in the mid-seventies women were declared innocent. All charges against them were to be dropped. Feminist theology took upon itself the task of reversing the verdict of patriarchal religion....
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Fragmentation and Redemption: Essays on Gender and the Human Body in Medieval Religion
By Caroline Walker BynumThese seven essays by noted historian Caroline Walker Bynum exemplify her argument that historians must write in a "comic" mode, aware of history's artifice, risks, and incompletion.
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Man Without Tears: Soundings for a Christian Anthropology
By Christopher F. MooneyMan Without Tears: Soundings for a Christian Anthropology
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John Calvin's Rhetorical Doctrine of Sin
By Don H. CompierJohn Calvin's Rhetorical Doctrine of Sin
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Seeing Things: Deepening Relations with Visual Artefacts
By Stephen PattisonGifford Lectures series, 2007 Seeing Things is a highly original book that will have appeal across humanity departments including visual studies, theology, art history, sociology, anthropology and ethics. The book...
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Liberation Theology in Latin America
By James V. SchallCover title: Liberation theology. Bibliography: p. 401-402.
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神性与人性
By Mark ShanIt is very important for Christians to balance divinity and humanity in faith practice in daily life though it is easier to slide to either extreme unfortunately.
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Sexuality and Spiritual Growth
By Joan H. TimmermanThat the title of this book will attract some, startle others, and shock manyis the best proof of how important a work Joan Timmerman has written. It is amajor exploration...
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Transcendent Formation
By Adrian L. Van KaamThe human hunger for transcendence permeates every page of this exploration of the human condition. A systematic look at the present state of spiritual anthropology, it calls for a truly...
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The Concept of Sin
By Josef PieperIn ordinary conversation, including among the "educated", the word "sin" rarely gets mentioned except when one is trying to be coy or facetious. As Thomas Mann once said, "sin" is...
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What is Man?: Contemporary Anthropology in Theological Perspective
By Wolfhart PannenbergWhat is Man?: Contemporary Anthropology in Theological Perspective
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In Defense of Human Dignity: Essays for Our Times
By Robert P. Kraynak, Glenn E. TinderRobert Kraynak and Glenn Tinder contend that the major challenge of our time is to recover a true and authentic understanding of human dignity and to defend it against threats...
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Censored Messiah: The Truth about Jesus Christ
By Peter CresswellPeter Cresswell's revolutionary theory about the life of Jesus and the origins of Christianity reads like a thriller but draws on the most up to date scholarship. He describes Jesus'...