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Apologizing for God - The Importance of Living in History (Paperback)
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Apologizing for God - The Importance of Living in History (Paperback)
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Description: If radical postmodernism offers nothing more than
arbitrary fictions and modernism is coldly but meaninglessly
objective, where is reality? Apologizing for God argues that
reality rests in the lives we live in history. In other words, it
argues that living as understood on the basis of the incarnational
nature of Christianity is an appropriate response to our current
cultural situation. Partly philosophical, partly theological, and
deeply Christian, Apologizing for God explores the importance of
living in the presence of God as revealed in the autobiographies of
our lives. Although not autobiographical in the strict sense, this
book is an apologetic for the truth of Christianity explained
through one Christian philosopher's understanding of our
relationship to history in which God is revealed. Endorsements:
""This book is playful, disturbing, passionate, light-hearted,
accessible, and profound-all at the same time. McLeod-Harrison
engages the depths of our lives and does so with a hard-won
grace--a grace that God gives on the other side of our suffering
and striving. This book will delight its readers and gently lead
them further into life with God."" --Jonathan R. Wilson Pioneer
McDonald Professor of Theology Carey Theological College
""Apologizing for God is a remarkable achievement on two counts.
First, through drawing on the resources of his own academic and
personal journey, McLeod-Harrison narrates into existence a
hospitable and much needed space between the epistemological
extremes of the modernism and postmodernism. Second, through a
series of word studies--rich in literary allusion and philosophical
exploration--he invites readers to encounter a God who is much more
relevant than the valid conclusion of a sound argument. The book
may surprise at points. It will not disappoint."" --Shirley A.
Mullen President and Professor of History Houghton College About
the Contributor(s): Mark S. McLeod-Harrison is Professor of
Philosophy at George Fox University. He is the author of
Make/Believing the World(s), Repairing Eden, and Rationality and
Belief in God. He is an Anglican priest.
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