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Books > Language & Literature > Language teaching & learning (other than ELT) > Specific skills > Speaking / pronunciation skills > Public speaking / elocution
Across national and cultural borders, the archetype of the fool has
played a significant role in how communities interpret and ascribe
identity. As Charles Campbell and Johan Cilliers remind us, the
Christian preacher, tasked with delivering a paradoxical gospel, is
a fool. In a delicate exploration with enlightening results,
Preaching Fools uses a diverse representation of fools and foolish
actions to show how modern preaching is inseparable from the folly
of the cross. Campbell and Cilliers walk the fine line between the
ugliness and beauty of the gospel and challenge readers toward a
deeper engagement with its unsettling message.
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