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Author
Stanley Hauerwas
Book Format
Paperback / softback
Publisher
SCM Press
Published
April 2010
Weight
432g
Page Count
304
Dimensions
156 x 234 x 17 mm
ISBN
9780334043683
ISBN-10
0334043689
Eden Code
2744106
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Author/Creator: Stanley Hauerwas
ISBN: 9780334043683
Publisher: SCM Press
Release Date: April 2010
Weight: 432g
Dimensions: 156 x 234 x 17 mm
Eden Code: 2744106
13 years ago
I read this book from the viewpoint of someone who was neither of Professor Hauerwas’ Christian tradition nor American. Perhaps for both these very reasons I found much of interest in his approach to the experiences of his own life and that of the culture in which he has been formed as a person. I was struck by the writer’s humanity and compassion. It is a strong recommendation for theology of a particular kind, that which recognizes God as the source of being and creation as profoundly loved.
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