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  Re-thinking Christianity (Hardback) By (author) Keith Ward

  

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  Short Description for Re-thinking ChristianityThe Christian faith is often charged with being outmoded and anachronistic. The author argues persuasively that this view is not only uncharitable, but refuted by historical evidence. He demonstrates that Christianity has always been expressed in constantly changing ways in response to knowledge and understandings of the world.
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  • Publisher: Oneworld Publications
  • Published: 30 May 2007
  • Format: Hardback 240 pages
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  • Categories: Mind, Body & Spirit | Philosophy Of Religion | Comparative Religion | Christianity | Biblical Studies & Exegesis | Christian Theology
  • ISBN 13: 9781851685066 ISBN 10: 1851685065
  • Sales rank: 386,453

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• The Christian faith is often charged with being outmoded and anachronistic. A monolithic institution rooted in the past, many critics have claimed that it lacks the resources to adapt to modern society's needs and advances. In "Rethinking Christianity", Keith Ward argues persuasively that this view is not only uncharitable, but refuted by historical evidence. Mapping the evolution of six major beliefs, from the Hellenistic restatement to the challenged of evolutionary theory, Ward demonstrates that Christianity has always been expressed in constantly changing ways in response to new knowledge and understandings of the world. Controversial, liberal, and confronting the principal questions facing Christianity today, Ward uses this basis to support the construction of his own ground-breaking theology: a 'systematic theology' for the post-scientific age.