Sermons for the Christian Year

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Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing, 2004 - 208 páginas
"Sermons for the Christian Year" is a selection of sermons by John Keble, a friend and colleague of Newman and an influential figure in the Oxford Movement that rediscovered the Catholic roots of Anglicanism. The sermons, all preached after 1836, when Keble retired from the academic life of Oxford to pastoral work in the country parish of Hursley in Hampshire, span the liturgical year. Most importantly, they are marked by the acute pastoral sense that made Keble beloved and influential in his own day and by his passionate desire that the simplest members of his parish embrace in full the life of Christian holiness.

The introductory essay by Maria Poggi Johnson sets the sermons in the context of Keblebs career and the history of Victorian religion and outlines the main themes of Keblebs thought and suggests some ways in which the sermons are relevant to the contemporary Christian or student of religion.

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Introduction
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The Faith That Overcometh
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The Drawing of Jesus by His Ascension
14
Baptism with the Holy Ghost
15
The Holiness of God towards Us and in
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Christian Courage
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The True Riches
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Christian Forbearance
19
Selfdenial a Main Lesson of the Gospel
62
The First and Second Creation of
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Peril of Halfheartedness
75
The Unchangeable Priesthood of Christ
85
Christs Own Preparation for His Passion
89
The Rod of Moses
97
The Worlds Conduct to the Man of Sorrows
103
The Holy Women at the Sepulcher
111

The Law of Liberty
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Entire Selfsurrender and Humility Lessons of the Incarnation
21
The Name of God Put on Us in Our Baptism
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The Holy Eucharist the Crown and Center of Christian Worship
23
The Church Apostolic
24
Conscience an Earnest of the Last Judgment
37
Our Lord among Us though We Know Him
47
The Mystery of Christs Birth and of Our New Birth
54
The Sight of God Incarnate
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