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An introductory textbook on the New Testament. It emphasizes the importance of 'context' for reading 'texts'.

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Focuses on the varying social, rhetorical and theological contexts of New Testament's twenty-seven texts. The author introduces the book by emphasizing the importance of 'context' for reading 'texts'. He also offers a description of the socio-rhetorical and theological approach, illustrated by exploring a text from one of Paul's letters.

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In this 8-session video study, leading New Testament scholars, N.T. Wright and Michael Bird, hope to take you on a tour of the New Testament Story. They will look at who Jesus is, the real meaning of his death and resurrection, and examine the debates and setbacks that they had along the way.

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A collection of essays that brings together contributions from theology, aesthetics, social and political science, philosophy and cultural theory to examine the surge in the public visibility of religion. It examines the phenomenon of the rise of religion in Western Europe from various interrelated perspectives.

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A collection of essays that brings together contributions from theology, aesthetics, social and political science, philosophy and cultural theory to examine the surge in the public visibility of religion. It examines the phenomenon of the rise of religion in Western Europe from various interrelated perspectives.

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This book analyzes American Jewish millennials and explains their behavior in terms of the history of American Jewishness. The author shows that Zionism serves as a means by which American Jewish millennials department from earlier American Judaism and construct alternate sense of purpose and solidarity.

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This book analyzes American Jewish millennials and explains their behavior in terms of the history of American Jewishness. The author shows that Zionism serves as a means by which American Jewish millennials department from earlier American Judaism and construct alternate sense of purpose and solidarity.

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A collection of essays which aims to help graduate students of Religious Studies and Theology to become professional scholars and professors. This title covers various themes of studying religion or religions within the narratives of the lives of experienced professors. It is useful for scholars who are dealing with the oeuvre of contributors.

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A collection of essays which aims to help graduate students of Religious Studies and Theology to become professional scholars and professors. This book also covers various themes of studying religion or religions. It is useful for scholars who are dealing with the oeuvre of contributors.

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Based upon an attentive reading of Nietzsches writings and his reception among post-Nietzschean thinkers, this book argues that Nietzsches philosophical enterprise constitutes a materialist metaphysics of pure becoming, of pure immanence and the power of the virtual.

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Discusses some of the most significant of the non-canonical gospels. This book underscores the significance of the non-canonical texts both for the original readers and for contemporary audiences. It also traces important moments in the reception of a number of these texts both in art and literature.

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Discusses some of the most significant of the non-canonical gospels. This book underscores the significance of the non-canonical texts both for the original readers and for contemporary audiences. It also traces important moments in the reception of a number of these texts both in art and literature.

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In The Nonviolent Apocalypse, Jeffrey D. Meyers argues that Revelations famously violent visions are actually acts of nonviolent resistance to the Roman Empire. Using insights from biblical studies and scholarship on nonviolence, Meyers shows how Revelation both engages in and calls for acts of nonviolent resistance.

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Presents a scholarly discussion on Pauline theology by leading Pauline scholars. This book contains essays on the letters and theology of the Apostle Paul from leading Pauline scholars which are based on papers given in the first Finnish national seminar on Paul held in the University of Helsinki in January 2007.

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This study examines a group of young Norwegian-American missionaries sent to Japan in the early 1950s. Certain that a communist regime would take over and make mission work impossible, as in China, they instead witnessed Japans economic transformation and were affected by postcolonial ideologies and new ways to understand mission.

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A philosophical examination of the treatment of logic and God in Lacan's later psychoanalytic theory.

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