Jesus and the Gospel Movement: Not Afraid to be Partners"Thompson-Uberuaga reconsiders the image of Jesus Christ by examining his relationships with others and the bonds he formed as the gospel movement took shape around him. He engages the works of Voegelin, Gadamer, and others to explore fully the political dimensions of the emerging church. Includes Internet links for supplementation"--Provided by publisher. |
Contents
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CHAPTER II JesusHis Companionsand Their Movement | 42 |
CHAPTER III AffectionActionand Thought in the Advancing Jesus Movement | 98 |
CHAPTER IV Not Afraid to Be Partners CHALLENGES | 134 |
Reprise | 198 |
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