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The Lloyd Geering reader : prophet of modernity / Lloyd Geering ; edited by Paul Morris and Mike Grimshaw.

Title
The Lloyd Geering reader : prophet of modernity / Lloyd Geering ; edited by Paul Morris and Mike Grimshaw.
Author
Geering, Lloyd George.
Publication
Wellington, N.Z. : Victoria University Press, 2007.

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Additional Authors
  • Morris, Paul (Paul M.)
  • Grimshaw, Mike, 1967-
Description
400 p.; 21 cm.
Summary
"The Lloyd Geering Reader: Prophet of Modernity is the first collection of the writings of Lloyd Geering, covering a period of nearly fifty years. This collection draws on his books, articles, occasional writings, published lectures, and unpublished materials which appear here for the first time. Its importance is that it provides another form of autobiography - the development of New Zealand's leading public intellectual and his fascinating coverage of the place and role of religion in the modern world, both nationally and internationally."--BOOK JACKET.
Subject
  • Geering, Lloyd, 1918-
  • Christianity
  • Theology, Doctrinal
  • Church and the world
Genre/Form
History
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references (p. 383-387) and index.
Processing Action (note)
  • committed to retain
Contents
From Our prophetic heritage and its place in the preaching of the world -- The Bible in the modern world : value of the Old Testament -- 'His understanding is unsearchable' -- The theological challenge to the church -- Darwin and the theologians -- Is a new Reformation possible? -- Freedom for service -- A contemporary expression of faith -- Faith and doubt on the margins -- Tomorrow's spirituality -- Reshaping the Christian culture which shaped us -- Christianity minus theism -- How is science related to the Judeo-Christian tradition?
ISBN
  • 9780864735478 (pbk.)
  • 0864735472 (pbk.)
OCLC
176853983
Owning Institutions
Harvard Library