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portada Reasonable Belief (a Survey of the Christian Faith
Type
Physical Book
Year
1990
Language
English
Pages
296
Format
Paperback
ISBN
0192132385
ISBN13
9780192132383

Reasonable Belief (a Survey of the Christian Faith

Anthony Hanson; Rick Hanson; Richard Hanson (Author) · Oxford University Press · Paperback

Reasonable Belief (a Survey of the Christian Faith - Anthony Hanson; Rick Hanson; Richard Hanson

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Synopsis "Reasonable Belief (a Survey of the Christian Faith"

This book is an attempt to survey the main areas of Christian thought and doctrine. The authors are convinced that many thoughtful Christians or would-be Christians are puzzled and even alarmed by the difference between the Christian faith as it is usually presented in pulpits, Sunday Schools,and popular Christian literature on the one hand, and on the other realities of contemporary scientific, philosophical, and historical thought. Many are repelled from Christianity by the inadequacy of the way in which it is conventionally presented. This book sets out to preserve the great centralconstitutive truths of Christianity (in opposition to many contemporary reductionist tendancies in theology), while presenting these truths in such a way as to suggest that they are relevant to twentieth-century society and not irretrievably involved with an obsolete world-view. The doctrines ofGod, of Christ, of the Holy Spirit, of the Trinity, of the relation of Christianity to history are surveyed, and of the Church, ministry, and sacraments. The authors endeavour to do justice to the views of the significant thinkers both of the past and of the present, while suggesting their owninterpretation on several points. Both authors are Anglicans and on several issues write as Anglicans, but they believe that their point of view is a comprehensive and inclusive one which should be of interest and concern to Christians of all traditions.

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