Listening to the Least: by Ian A. McFarland

Author: Ian A. McFarland

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Doing Theology from the Outside In

"LISTENING TO THE LEAST discusses the authority of the church and the exercise of authority within it, by looking at the sort of authority Jesus displayed and what it suggests about the triune activity of God in relation to us. Much of McFarland's argument about the church proceeds on theological grounds with a heritage in the Reformation, but he also uses contemporary black churches as a major reference point. . . . The book is written with precision and great clarity but it also has an almost pastoral feel about it; the exegetical strands of the book should resonate immediately with anyone familiar with the New Testament." #Kathryn Tanner, Associate Professor of Theology, University of Chicago Divinity School

IAN A. McFARLAND, who completed his Ph.D. at Yale Divinity School, is lecturer in divinity at the University of Aberdeen, Scotland.

0.46" H x 8.4" L x 5.45" W (0.54 lbs) 160 pages
Publisher: Pilgrim Press

Listening to the Least: by Ian A. McFarland Author: Ian A. McFarland
	Item#	Type	Price
	0829812830	Paperback	12.95
LISTENING TO THE LEAST discusses the authority of the church and the exercise of authority within it, by looking at the sort of authority Jesus displayed and what it suggests about the triune activity of God in relation to us.

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