Donna Bowman
The Power of the God Who Can’t
Theology
“With this powerful, honest exploration, Russ Dean adds a crucial pastoral voice to the theological conversation about divine power. Dean speaks to his congregants, to his past self, and to Christians everywhere who struggle with a world where no one—not even God—seems to be in control. In these pages, we recognize the God who walks by our side through the valley of death and learn to repent of our longing for a divine autocrat.”
Theology
“If contemporary theologians do not work to resuscitate traditional doctrines, much of the vital energy of past thinkers is lost to us. Zbaraschuk contributes to this effort with an innovative approach that restores the notion of providence to a progressive theological vision. Best of all is his appreciative, illuminating reading of a diverse library of scholars, from metaphysics, theology, philosophy of history, and even literature.”
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