In this book he writes about secularization, hermeneutics, the gift of language, the meaning of personhood, and Christianity without old-line appeal to transcendence. A generation that pays some at…
What does one learn when one studies "theology"? That is the question which this book explores and seeks to answer. The route of our exploration will require that we steer a course between two fami…
One of Professor Lash's great gifts is that of asking awkward questions and not allowing solutions of theological problems to pass as accepted answers simply because they sound plausible and are pa…
Chaos theory has been creating a considerable stir in a wide variety of circles. Any standard university library catalogue will reveal an impressive assortment of representative book titles, rangin…
Some of the best philosophers are postmodernists. But they do not share the faith. Others of the best philosophers share the faith. But they are not postmodernists. Decidedly not. At varying degree…
The year 1926 marks a milestone in the development of Chrsitian philosophy. On October 15th the author became professor of philosophy and history of law in the Free University of Amsterdam. In his …
The year 1926 marks a milestone in the development of Chrsitian philosophy. On October 15th the author became professor of philosophy and history of law in the Free University of Amsterdam. In his …
This volume focuses on a centrel question: What does a person need to know for developing a theology? In other words, this book will not only answer objection lodged against the study of theology b…
What is dialogue? What are goals of dialogue between faiths? Are they attainable? Are they compatible with Christian faith? This important book addresses the issue of dialogue from a different, eve…
Man's understanding of Scripture is always in one way or another influenced by perspective of historical period and by cultural context in which he lives. In each phase of history and in each cultu…