Dan R. Stiver
Theology
“This book is a truly impressive achievement for the daunting task of introducing Christianity in one volume. Robinson brings his characteristic clarity and analytic skills to bear on a remarkably balanced treatment in terms of breadth and depth, dealing with theology, ethics, worship, and focused controversial issues. He treats the various traditions and perspectives with insight and care, making the book useful across a broad range of institutions.”
Theology
“Jeffrey Keuss models the wide-ranging discussions in the emerging conversation about the Emergent Church even as he expresses concern that in the haste to correct for an overemphasis on the self in modernity, the self may be left too far behind. He calls for a more robust view of the self and its freedom even while calling for a view of the kenotic self . . . It is a book full of insights. It makes one want to be in his classes!”
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