The September Releases at James Clarke & Co and the Lutterworth Press Include BECOMING SIMPLE AND WISE, THE GIFT OF SUBLIMATION, and More
By: BWW News Desk Aug. 18, 2015
Below are links to information on James Clarke & Co and the Lutterworth Press's September releases, which cover a range of theological and historical issues.
Titles due for publication on 24/09/2015:
The Art of Spiritual Midwifery: DiaLogos and Dialectic in the Classical Tradition
Stephen Faller [ISBN: 9780718894153]
An investigation of the Socratic metaphor of spiritual caregiver as midwife, showing how it offers a rich and fertile model for the provision of pastoral care in the modern world.
Joshua A. Kaiser [ISBN: 9780227175491]
A study of complex issue of moral discernment in the Christian life, arguing that the necessary balance between faith and reason is exemplified in the moral theology of the great German theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer.
G. Scott Gleaves [ISBN: 9780227175484]
A compelling critique of the Aramaic Hypothesis that has dominated historical Jesus studies, revealing evidence that suggests that the language of Jesus and his followers was actually Greek.
Sung Wook Chung and Dieumeme Noelliste [ISBN: 9780227175460]
A selection of essays bringing together theologians from the Majority World to share a diversity of insights into the Christian faith, developed from their own cultural perspectives.
F. Gerald Downing [ISBN: 9780227175477]
A discussion of God's self-revelation in the Christian tradition, arguing that revelation is better understood in terms of faith rather than knowledge.
Nathan Carlin and Capps [ISBN: 9780718894146]
A theologically-informed exploration of the varieties of masculinity, both historical and contemporary, through the lens of the psychoanalytic concept of sublimation.
Walter Brueggemann [ISBN: 9780227175453]
A selection of essays by renowned Old Testament scholar Walter Brueggemann, revealing the development of his insights into the theological understanding of the biblical texts.
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