Preaching as a Theological Task: World, Gospel, Scripture : in Honor of David ButtrickDavid Buttrick, Thomas G. Long, Edward Farley Westminster John Knox Press, 1996 M01 1 - 191 páginas How do particular world situations impact preaching? How does a preacher use the gospel and Scripture to speak to those situations? This volume, in honor of homiletician David Buttrick, explores the complex and important relationships between world, gospel, and Scripture and their relevance for preaching theology.This book is for those seeking thoughtful and challenging new ways to approach the preaching task now and into the twenty-first century. |
Contenido
The Search for Public Theology in the United States | 24 |
A Neighborhood as Wide as Gods Heart | 32 |
Twin Covenants in Tension on | 50 |
Practical Theology as a Critique of Knowledge | 69 |
Constructing Homiletical Meaning | 82 |
Learning to Speak of | 91 |
The Friend We Have in Yahweh | 104 |
The Gospel as Empowered Speech | 122 |
A Growing Divide? | 137 |
Toward a New Paradigm for Preaching | 165 |
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