Imagining theology: encounters with God in scripture, interpretation, and aesthetics
The imagination is where the Creator chooses to meet his creatures, says renowned theologian Garrett Green. The Word of God and the work of the Holy Spirit set the imagination free for genuine and creative knowledge of God, the world, others, and the self. Green explains that theology is best unders...
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| Zusammenfassung: | The imagination is where the Creator chooses to meet his creatures, says renowned theologian Garrett Green. The Word of God and the work of the Holy Spirit set the imagination free for genuine and creative knowledge of God, the world, others, and the self. Green explains that theology is best understood as human imagination faithfully conformed to the Bible as the paradigmatic key to the Christian gospel. He unpacks the implications of the imagination for a variety of theological issues, such as interpretation, aesthetics, eschatology, and the relationship between church and culture |
| Beschreibung: | IX, 277 pages |
| ISBN: | 9781540961921 1540961923 |
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| spelling | Green, Garrett 1941- Verfasser (DE-588)1104197081 aut Imagining theology encounters with God in scripture, interpretation, and aesthetics Garrett Green Grand Rapids, MI Baker Academic [2020] IX, 277 pages txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Toward a normative Christian imagination -- Imagination and theological hermeneutics: Myth, history, and imagination: The creation narratives in the Bible and theology -- Who's afraid of Ludwig Feuerbach? Suspicion and the religious imagination -- The crisis of mainline Christianity and the liberal failure of imagination -- Hans Frei and the hermeneutics of the second naïveté -- Metaphor, aesthetics, and gender: The mirror, the lamp, and the lens: On the limits of imagination -- Barth on beauty: The ambivalence of Reformed aesthetics -- The gender of God and the theology of metaphor -- Modernity and eschatology in Christian imagination: The adulthood of the modern age: Hamann's critique of Kantian enlightenment -- Kant as Christian apologist: The failure of accommodationist theology -- Moltmann's two eschatologies -- The eschatological imagination -- Theology of religion and the religions: The myth of religion: How to think Christianly in a secular world -- Pluralism and the religious imagination -- Imaginary gods and the anonymous Christ -- Conclusion: Christian theology in a post-Christian age The imagination is where the Creator chooses to meet his creatures, says renowned theologian Garrett Green. The Word of God and the work of the Holy Spirit set the imagination free for genuine and creative knowledge of God, the world, others, and the self. Green explains that theology is best understood as human imagination faithfully conformed to the Bible as the paradigmatic key to the Christian gospel. He unpacks the implications of the imagination for a variety of theological issues, such as interpretation, aesthetics, eschatology, and the relationship between church and culture Imagination / Religious aspects / Christianity Theology Théologie theology |
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