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Scripture: A Very Theological Proposal (Hardcover)
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Scripture: A Very Theological Proposal (Hardcover)
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This is a study of scripture, ethics and preaching. It is of great
use to students of theology at all levels. Scripture is a text
drawn into the activity of the triune God of Israel, its ultimate
destination is the worshiping church, it has a ministry in shaping
Christian thinking and acting, and it cannot be isolated both from
attention to Christ and the church in whose life it is embedded.
Scripture is not first a source for historical inquiry, or a text
that tickles our literary sensitivities: Holy Scripture has a
commissioned role in the saving purposes of God. This text recovers
scriptural reading as a discipline that can be undertaken only when
theologically equipped. Theological inquiry into Scripture is
required to locate Scripture within the action of the gospel and
within the life and worship of the church: a task undertaken by
negotiating our way through P. T. Forsyth, Stanley Hauerwas, and
other recent doctrines of Scripture. Chapter 1 therefore relate
Scripture both to the action of God and ecclesiology. Chapter 2
explores the relationship between Scripture and ethics, arguing
that starting from within the politics of the church appropriately
re-locates the 'problem' of relating the Bible to ethics as
proposed by biblical scholarship. Chapter 3 evinces how keeping
company with a host of theologians can help us read John's gospel.
Chapter 4 articulates a decidedly theological account of preaching,
attentive to Christ, Scripture, and the church. Chapter 5 explores
what kind of university would be a hospitable host for the
theological.
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