The Trial of the Witnesses: The Rise and Decline of Postliberal Theology

The Trial of the Witnesses: The Rise and Decline of Postliberal Theology

A good portion of the book is spent developing this critique and, while interesting, it is not the most significant element in the work: that distinction belongs to DeHart's constructive proposal, one which offers a vision for a chastened, yet resilient, liberal theology. DeHart, by contrast, p...

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Veröffentlicht in:Scottish journal of theology 2011, Vol.64 (1), p.110
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