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Cross–Shattered Christ – Meditations on the Seven Last Words

Autor Stanley Hauerwas
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 31 aug 2011
A theologically rich, meditative reading of Christ's final words from the cross for devotion in Lent and throughout the church year. Now in paper.
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ISBN-13: 9781587433085
ISBN-10: 1587433087
Pagini: 108
Dimensiuni: 5 x 7 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.11 kg
Editura: Baker Publishing Group – Baker Books

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"Packed with good theology. . . . I read Hauerwas's book slowly and, in the process, discovered a number of new ways of thinking about the Passion narratives. This book would make good reading during the Lenten season or a nice companion text for a retreat. An added advantage is handsome woodcuts by Rick Beerhorst."
--Lawrence S. Cunningham, "Commonweal
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"This slim volume provides some strong and salutary reading for the Lenten season. Famed theologian and writer Stanley Hauerwas takes up a time-honored and beautiful tradition of reflecting on the seven last words of Jesus in his Passion. Each of these meditations . . . deals powerfully with these evocative biblical texts and their implications for Christian life today."
--Donald Senior, CP, "The Bible Today
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"Hauerwas strips down the seven last sayings of Jesus to their barest essence, refusing to psychologize or proffer easy explanations for hard truths. . . . [This book] would make excellent devotional reading for all of Holy Week, using each reflection for a full day's rumination."
--"Publishers Weekly
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"A brief but intensely observed discussion of the theological issues that subtend the last utterances of Jesus on the cross. Hauerwas's theology and approach belong squarely in the mainstream tradition of Christian theology about Christ and redemption; many readers will gain profound insight from his deftly phrased, swiftly moving observations. Highly recommended."
--Graham Christian, "Library Journal"

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