ISBN: 0826418953
Author: James P. Mackey
Language: English
Publisher: Bloomsbury Academic; 1 edition (November 1, 2006)
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and Creation: The Essence Of The Christian Faith And Its Future Among Religions. Thirty years ago James Mackey wrote Jesus the Man and the Myth, which became the defining book on Christology in seminaries and universities throughout the English-speaking world
Christianity and Creation: The Essence Of The Christian Faith And Its Future Among Religions. Thirty years ago James Mackey wrote Jesus the Man and the Myth, which became the defining book on Christology in seminaries and universities throughout the English-speaking world. Now he has written a bold one-volume systematic theology in eight chapters on creation, fall, salvation, God, creed, code, cult and church constitution.
Christianity and Creation : Code. Christianity and the Encounter of the World Religions. James Mackey - 1964 - Philosophical Studies 13:321-322. James P. Mackey - 2009 - In Enda McDonagh & Vincent MacNamara (ed., An Irish Reader in Moral Theology: The Legacy of the Last Fifty Years. Towards a World Theology: Faith and the Comparative History of Religion. Wilfred Cantwell Smith - 1981 - Westminster Press. Witness to Dispossession: The Vocation of a Postmodern Theologian. Tom Beaudoin - 2008 - Orbis Books.
James P. Mackey, Jesus of Nazareth: The Life, the Faith and the Future of the Prophet (Dublin: Columba Press, 2008. pp. 297. ISBN 978-1-8560-7601-2). Article in The Expository Times 120(7):334-336 · April 2009 with 5 Reads. How we measure 'reads'.
New York: Continuum, 2006. The rest of the book consists of two parts. This remarkable and idiosyncratic book is the twelfth in a series of studies of theology and ethics by a distinguished Roman Catholic theologian currently teaching at Trinity College, Dublin. I say idiosyncratic since it has no index, footnotes, or bibliography (except for list of his own books and articles). Part one is entitled "The Essence of the Faith of Jesus the Jew" and has chapters on creation, fall, salvation, and God. The last chapter includes a detailed analysis of the development of the doctrines of Christology and Trinity.
by James P. Mackey, James P. Mackey. Forecasting, Christianity, Christianity and other religions, Essence, genius, nature. There's no description for this book yet. Published October 15, 2006 by Continuum International Publishing Group.
Home . Details for: Christianity and creation. Country: Соединенные Штаты Америки. Publication: New York : Continuum, 2006Description: xix, 403 . SBN: 9780826418951. Normal view MARC view ISBD view. Dewey: 230 M28Bibliography: Includes bibliographical references. Subject: Христианство - Сущность, гениальность, природа, Christianity - Essence, genius, nature Христианство - Прогнозирование, Christianity - Forecasting Христианство и другие религии, Christianity and other religions List(s) this item appears in
The history of Christianity concerns the Christian religion, Christendom, and the Church with its various denominations, from the 1st century to the present.
The history of Christianity concerns the Christian religion, Christendom, and the Church with its various denominations, from the 1st century to the present. Christianity originated with the ministry of Jesus in the 1st century Roman province of Judea
Personal Name: Mackey, James Patrick. Publication, Distribution, et. New York the faith of Jesus the Jew Creation The Bible as the foundation myth of Christianity The Christian myth of creation Images of agencies involved in the creation of the world A borrowed theology : the first.
Personal Name: Mackey, James Patrick. New York the faith of Jesus the Jew Creation The Bible as the foundation myth of Christianity The Christian myth of creation Images of agencies involved in the creation of the world A borrowed theology : the first Christian theology of creation The Christian theology of creation in the modern era Fall The myth of the fall The fall in the Christian theological tradition The biblical.
James Patrick Mackey, philosopher, educator. Member of College Theology Society America, Catholical Theological Society Great Britain, Irish Theological Association, British Irish Theological Society, Irish Philosophical Association. Invited lecturer International Congress Philosophy, Vienna, 1969, North America Congress Celtic Studies, Halifax, 1989, Australian Congress Celtic Studies, 1992, Association Commonwealth University, 1993, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, 1994, Chinese Academy Social Sciences, Beijing, 1999, Templeton Symposium on Science and Theological Imagination, London, 2000, Villanova University, Philadelphia, 2003.
Thirty years ago James Mackey wrote Jesus the Man and the Myth, which became the defining book on Christology in seminaries and universities throughout the English-speaking world. Now he has written a bold one-volume systematic theology in eight chapters on creation, fall, salvation, God, creed, code, cult and church constitution. It is fashioned out of material from two sources: (1) the major theological movements of the 20th century, which in haphazard, start-stop fashion sought to construct a theology of some of these themes in the light of contemporary cultural categories of thought and imagery, and (2) a thorough reading of the Bible as innocent as possible of the influence of theologies borrowed from Platonism. The first source yields the conclusion that nature and history provide the dominant sources of divine revelation, thus eliding the crass distinctions between nature and supernature, reason and faith. The second confirms the notion that from the opening of Genesis to the teaching of Jesus, the Bible, when read on its own terms, proclaims a creation faith: the central idea being that grace and revelation are to be found in the eternal activity of the loving creator God ever evident in evolving creation. Finding the esssence of Christianity in the lived creation faith of Jesus the Jew, Mackey goes on to shows what the Christian religion has lost or corrupted on the way, what corrections and advances need to be made in all the Christian churches, and what future the Christian faith can plot for itself in a world characterized by an increasing secular culture, by a growing interest in spiritualities without the trappings of religion, and by ever-closer encounters between all the religions of the human race. The fact that Christian faith is fundamentally a creation faith offers common ground for a dialogue of human equals between Christians and members of other religions or of none.
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