Dr. Weatherhead offers a sympathetic and nonjudgmental look at the barriers that keep people from Jesus Christ. He discusses the reasons Christians must heed the concerns and objections of "Christian agnostics" by affirming the certainties of the Christian faith while disavowing the "load of the theological lumber which weighs much official teaching." Traditionalists may be shocked, but Christians-in-the-making - people who are looking for a sensitive and respectful discussion of their concerns - will applaud Dr. Weatherhead's strong and liberating stand.

The Christian Agnostic

LESLIE D. WEATHERHEAD

Religion & Spirituality

Abingdon

John Wesley

Ayling, Stanley Edward

Wesley, John, and the Methodists

Cyril Davey

Guidelines Adult Ministries

Board Of Discipleship

Alive in Christ: The dynamic process of spiritual formation

Dunnam, Maxie D.

<p>Drawn from several centuries of art from medieval to contemporary times, the majority of the 60 glorious full-color images and 34 black-and-white-etchings, woodcuts, and engravings reproduced here--all from the collection of the prestigious National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.--were created by Flemish, Renaissance, and Baroque masters. Richly reproduced, the works of art shown here include magnificently gold-leafed illuminated manuscripts, paintings on wood and canvas, glazed terra-cotta relief sculptures, intricate work in marble, metal-cut prints, bronze reliefs, and tapestries. Carefully selected to follow the narratives from the four Gospels, the accompanying discussions of the artist's interpretations of biblical events further an understanding and appreciation of these exquisite and moving works. Fully indexed to text, masterworks, and quoted scripture, this is a visually stunning reference and will be a treasured volume in the collections of all lovers of fine art.</p>

An Illustrated Life of Jesus: From the National Gallery of Art Collection

Abrams, Richard I.

An illustrated life of Jesus: From the National Gallery of Art collection

Drawn from several centuries of art from medieval to contemporary times, the majority of the 60 glorious full-color images and 34 black-and-white-etchings, woodcuts, and engravings reproduced here--all from the collection of the prestigious National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.--were created by Flemish, Renaissance, and Baroque masters.  Richly reproduced, the works of art shown here include magnificently gold-leafed illuminated manuscripts, paintings on wood and canvas, glazed terra-cotta relief sculptures, intricate work in marble, metal-cut prints, bronze reliefs, and tapestries.  Carefully selected to follow the narratives from the four Gospels, the accompanying discussions of the artist's interpretations of biblical events further an understanding and appreciation of  these exquisite and moving works. Fully indexed to text, masterworks, and quoted scripture, this is a visually stunning reference and will be a treasured volume in the collections of all lovers of fine art.

An introduction to New Testament literature

Juel, Donald

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