Gods After God
Richard Grigg · 2005
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"Gods after God provides an accessible introduction to a wide range of contemporary radical theologies. Radical theology can be defined as talk about the divine that rejects the notion of God as a supernatural personal consciousness who created the world and who intervenes in it to accomplish his purposes. In addition, radical theologies tend to reject the absolute authority of traditional sources of guidance such as the Bible and the tradition of a church. Richard Grigg demonstrates that there is a discernable stream of radical theologies beginning in the seventeenth century. This in-depth examination asks, in unflinching terms, what challenges radical theologies face and whether they have a realistic chance of surviving in American society."--Jacket.
First sentence: "Theology," from the Greek theos (which means "god") and logos (which means "word" or "reason") is reasoning and talking about God.
Book details
- Year
- 2005
- Language
- English
- Publisher
- State University of New York Press
- Editions
- 3
- Pages
- 173
- ISBN
- 9780791466407
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