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Author
David F Wells
Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Intervarsity Press (IVP)
Published
January 2014
Weight
436g
Page Count
256
Dimensions
15.5 x 23.4 x 2 cm
ISBN
9781783590339
ISBN-10
1783590335
Eden Code
4261319
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Author/Creator: David F Wells
ISBN: 9781783590339
Publisher: Intervarsity Press (IVP)
Release Date: January 2014
Weight: 436g
Dimensions: 15.5 x 23.4 x 2 cm
Eden Code: 4261319
9 years ago
Some books are simply difficult to read because the language employed makes assumptions about the theological predispositions of the reader. These become obstacles for the sincere reader that need to be traversed if the heart of the book is to be reached. This is one such book and sadly I have found the obstacles insurmountable.
This is a book that is first and foremost for American evangelicals; it speaks out of their context and seeks to explore some (mis) understandings about the nature of God, or in the language of the book ‘God’s character’. Not coming from either America or evangelicalism, I fail to connect readily with the issues that occupy Wells.
At the centre of his thesis is the concept of God’s ‘holy-love’ – the relationship between holiness and love – and through this Wells seeks to offer an answer to sometimes shallow evangelical approaches to the nature of God. Here Wells could draw more on catholic spiritual traditions than he does, for whilst all traditions have their faults and limitations, it is surely in the arena of the relationship between holiness and service that Catholicism can claim a considerable reputation.
Despite the limitations personally experienced in addressing this volume, Wells is to be commended for seeking to contribute to an area of evangelical thought that is clearly under-resourced. Others amongst his community of readers will find it invaluable. The book is accompanied by ample references and indexes.
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