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A Brief Theology of Sport

[Paperback]

by Lincoln Harvey

    • Author

      Lincoln Harvey

    • Book Format

      Paperback / softback

    • Publisher

      Scm Press

    • Published

      February 2014

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      A Brief Theology of Sport

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      Product Description

      Sport is extremely popular. This ground-breaking book explains why. It shows that sport has everything to do with our deepest identity. It is where we resonate with the most-basic nature of reality.

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      • Author

        Lincoln Harvey

      • Book Format

        Paperback / softback

      • Publisher

        Scm Press

      • Published

        February 2014

      • Weight

        187g

      • Page Count

        192

      • Dimensions

        13.6 x 21.5 x 1.2 cm

      • ISBN

        9780334044185

      • ISBN-10

        0334044189

      • Eden Code

        4023901

      More Information

      • Author/Creator: Lincoln Harvey

      • ISBN: 9780334044185

      • Publisher: Scm Press

      • Release Date: February 2014

      • Weight: 187g

      • Dimensions: 13.6 x 21.5 x 1.2 cm

      • Eden Code: 4023901


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      10 years ago

      A Brief Theology of Sport

      In the book, A Brief Theology of Sport, Harvey has bravely taken on an ever-growing, yet largely untapped field of ministry.

      Harvey litters the book with well researched insightful aspects of how ministry can work. He backs up his own viewpoint with valid theological points.

      At its heart this book is an academic study bridging the gap into the more practical world of delivery of sport itself. It struggles to shrug off it's academic approach to discussions, but doesn't pretend it needs to.

      If you want depth of information covering both historical development as well as modern day application of sport from a Christian aspect then this book is worth a read.

      At the same time its strength is its weakness. It approaches the subject from an academic angle, which doesn't always compliment the practical aspects of Christianity and sport in today's world.

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