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The Radical Teaching of Jesus

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eBook - A Teacher Full of Grace and Truth: An Inquiry for Thoughtful Seekers

Ferguson, Duncan S

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The Radical Teaching of Jesus carefully and thoughtfully invites the reader into an understanding of the life and teachings of Jesus. Both his life and teachings are radical in that Jesus intended those who observed his life and heard his teachings to make a major change in their lives by fully receiving the power and presence of God. The implications of this transformation would result in a life of loving God with heart and mind and one's neighbor without condition. This volume underlines that to have a full understanding of the implications of the radical teaching of Jesus requires a careful reading of the history--of the Gospel records, of the circumstances in which Jesus lived, and of Jesus' sense of vocation. This understanding makes possible a more credible and nuanced grasp of the style and content of the life and teaching of Jesus and its extraordinary relevance for our rapidly changing and troubled global context.The book speaks poignantly both to those within the Christian family who find traditional categories regarding Jesus increasingly difficult to affirm, and to those of other faith traditions or religious unaffiliated who seek an authentic spiritual way.

Autorenportrait

Duncan S. Ferguson has served in the church and higher education as a chaplain, professor, and senior administrator. He received his PhD from the University of Edinburgh and has had an interest in writing across his career. His recent books are<i>Exploring the Spirituality of the World Religions</i> (2010) and<i>Lovescapes: Mapping the Geography of the World Religions</i> (2012). He is currently engaged in several programs related to international peace and justice.

Weitere Details

Erschienen: 18.01.2016

Umfang: 272 S.

Sprache: ENG

ISBN/EAN: 9781498233804

Umbreit-Nr.: 9966386

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