Bruce N. Kaye
Biography
Bruce N. Kaye has served as Adjunct Research Professor at the Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture, Charles Sturt University, in Canberra, and previously served as General Secretary of the Anglican Church of Australia. Kaye taught theology at the University of Durham and science, philosophy, and social values at the University of New South Wales, and has held visiting fellowships in Freiburg-im-Breisgau. Kaye earned a doctorate and was foundation editor of the Journal of Anglican Studies. Kaye's books include Frozen Institutions (2022) and Conflict and the Practice of Christian Faith (2009), and Kaye wrote the foreword to A Polity of Persuasion (2014).
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Church Leadership & Ministry
Foreword
“This is a timely and important book. How the church handles difference, conflict, and dissent is vital to its presentation of the gospel. This is especially so in a loose-limbed ecclesiology such as Anglicans have. This book sets out the issues clearly, presents a good argument, and is full of good ideas. Its discussion of a polity of persuasion is vital . . . and essential for Christians in all circumstances to engage with.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Concerned about a church known for its abuse failures and dysfunctional institutions, and where power and domination are tacitly accepted, Driver will give you a sharp-eyed and informed analysis and some hope about where to go. A clearly written theological and social analysis. A brilliant discussion of symbols of power in the church. Startlingly radical. Absolutely a must-read for anyone who is concerned about the church. This is an excellent and timely book.”
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Conflict and the Practice of Christian Faith
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