Bradford E. Hinze
Biography
Bradford E. Hinze has served as Karl Rahner, S.J., Professor of Theology at Fordham University in New York, NY. Hinze edited Learning from All the Faithful (2016) and Heirs of Abraham (2013).
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Theology
“Five major trajectories in christology are here explored in the works of fifteen leading Protestant and Catholic theologians from around the world. Well researched and deftly portrayed, Don Schweitzer invites readers to consider how these theologies have arisen from the life and social context of each theologian and how they address the animating concerns that define our age.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“This book fittingly commemorates the fiftieth anniversary of the Symposium of Episcopal Conferences of Africa and Madagascar (SECAM), and the 1994 and 2009 African Synods of Bishops. This second volume is especially noteworthy for establishing theoretical and practical foundations for the palaver method of theologizing in African contexts. It also provides concrete studies that explore how this method engages crucial issues across a range of urgent and timely topics in economics, health care, conflict situations, and more. These are indispensable volumes for theological and university libraries, and for academic, pastoral, and contextual research.”
Finding God in the Singing River
Theology
“This engaging and challenging book offers eloquent testimony to the suffering of God's Spirit in the cosmos and dares to rethink the relation of traditional Christianity to paganism and deep ecology. Cultivating a mystical and political pedagogy, Wallace seeks not only to change minds and hearts, but to transfigure the body politic in the interests of God's body, the earth.”
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