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The Bible and the American Future (Paperback)
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The Bible and the American Future (Paperback)
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Description: What does the Bible say about the American future?
Does it contain an apocalyptic vision in which conflicts are to be
resolved by war? Or does it contain a vision of coexistence under
some system of conflict management? While both visions have
biblical foundations, the apocalyptic alternative has dominated
public discussion in the past generation. Most people are not even
aware that another vision can be derived from the same Bible and
that it transcends the usual definitions of liberal, conservative,
or evangelical politics. The essays in this book, written by
distinguished scholars from various sectors of the theological
spectrum, throw surprising new light on these questions. They were
presented as lectures at an extraordinary theological conference
sponsored by a large Methodist church in Lincoln, Nebraska, in
October 2009. In contrast to the usual shouting matches between
partisans, this conference--and this book--featured liberal and
conservative Protestant and Catholic scholars who calmly unearthed
new insights about the Bible's relevance for the future of America
and the world. Readers will be astonished to see these differing
viewpoints on the pages of a single book, and even more amazed at
the new common ground that is prepared by these fresh and profound
furrows. About the Contributor(s): Robert Jewett is on the
faculties of Morningside College and Garrett-Evangelical
Theological Seminary. He is the author of Mission and Menace: Four
Centuries of American Religious Zeal, and is Theologian in
Residence at St. Mark's Methodist Church in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Wayne L. Alloway Jr. is Senior Pastor of St. Mark's United
Methodist Church in Lincoln and is also a member of the Board of
Trustees at St. Paul School of Theology in Kansas City, Missouri.
John G. Lacey is Executive Pastor of St. Mark's United Methodist
Church in Lincoln, Nebraska. He is a lifelong student of the Bible
with a passion for teaching and writing about the Scripture.
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