Evangelicals and Social Ethics

Bockmuehl, Klaus

Intervarsity Pr

Books: God's Tools in the History of Salvation

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Hoberman

The Challenge of Marxism

Politics & Social Sciences

Philosophy

Helmers & Howard Pub

Klaus Bockmuehl, the late professor of theology and ethics at Regent College, Vancouver, BC, makes a startling and compelling connection between the theologies of the early Karl Barth, Rudolph Bultmann, and the later proponents of an "atheistic" Christianity. Dr. Bockmuehl urges us to recover the truth of God's reality, proposing a road back through study of the biblical record of God's work in history and through vital experience of God's lordship. His book rings with a passionate call to faith in a living and active God who is very much present in his redemptive work of changing individuals and the world.

The Unreal God of Modern Theology: Bultmann, Barth, and the Theology of Atheism : A Call to Recovering the Truth of God's Reality (English and German Edition)

History

In this call to listen to the God who speaks, Dr. Klaus Bockmuehl (formerly professor of theology at Regent College, Vancouver, BC) encourages the cultivation of a "listening heart" -- a day-by-day, obedient sensitivity to the voice of God. Tracing themes in divine guidance first through the Old and New Testaments, Dr. Bockmuehl then turns to the "living testimonies" of church history and a crucial doctrinal struggle rooted in the Reformation that has left its legacy in secular and religious ideology alike. Insightful and devotional, "Listening to the God Who Speaks" instructs and motivates readers for a life attentive to God's voice, liberated by a "new creativity and spontaneity that go beyond peraonsl piety to implementation of the Kingdom of God in all human affairs."

Listening to the God Who Speaks: Reflections on God's Guidance from Scripture and the Lives of God's People

The Story of Modern Protestant Theology

Regent College Publishing

The Christian faith has repeatedly been called a "religion of the book." Along with the incarnate Word and the oral word of preaching, God has chosen the medium of books to proclaim His goodness to us. The Bible is the book per se, and it sets the standard for the Christian faith. The Protestant Reformation of the sixteenth century saw the dramatic power of the printed word to bring light out of darkness as literature changed the thought and life of nations. The Reformers used pamphlets and tracts extensively to bring about spiritual revolution-the printing press turned out to be the lever with which the enemy was lifted from his saddle. In A Religion of Books, Bockmuehl traces the role books played in the Reformation and through various movements of the Spirit in the following centuries. He also addresses how the written word shapes political movements and how Christians can continue to use literature to point people to Christ.

A Religion of Books: God's Tools in the History of Salvation

World

Community Christian Ministries

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