Are Christians truly invited to share in God or just in his gifts? The language of ?participation? has been hotly debated for centuries, many Protestants protesting that aspiring to share in God is akin to attempting to ascend to his level.
John Calvin's theology is often brought in to support this contention.
Here Julie Canlis argues that to do so reflects a complete misunderstanding of Calvin.
In fact, she says, it is precisely Calvin's inclusion of participation that makes his theology so robust and spiritually enduring.
/ Calvin's Ladder traces the theme of participation in early Christian spirituality, then reveals how Calvin reworks it into the heart of his Protestant manifesto on theology.
This groundbreaking book suggests an entirely distinctive way of conceiving the relation between God and humanity, challenging not only old caricatures of Calvin but also our own self-portraits.
This is a really wonderful book. I loved the chapter on Irenaeus, and the assessment of Calvin was greatly helpful.
Pretty good. 3.
Julie Morgenstern
Julie Goucher
After six years of war and upheaval during the second world war, parts of europe were also in turmoil in the years that followed.
Julie Goucher
Italian migrants have been coming to the uk since the time of the romans, with many heading towards england’s capital.
Julie Cohen
Sophie tennant is used to sticky situations because sophie used to be a private investigator, setting honey traps for husbands and giving wives grounds for divorce.
Julie Highmore
Julie Cohen
Julie A. Mertus
Julie mertus' highly acclaimed text continues to be the only completely up-to-date comprehensive yet succinct guide to the united nations human rights system.
Julie L. Spencer
Julie Pries
Julie Kenner
Julie Walker
Julie Kenner
Julie Kenner
Julie Kenner
Julie Shackman
Julie Myerson
Julie Abery
Julie Kenner
Julie Coles
Julie Scott-Jones
Understanding religion and society: identity, meaning and knowledge is aimed at undergraduate students studying religion within a social science context.
Julie C. Dao
Julie Siciliano
First published in 1993.
Julie Gard
Julie MacLeavy
Julie Battilana
Julie Mucha-Aydlott
Julie Kagawa
Julie A. Turnock
Julie McDowall
Julie Klassen
Julie Kratz
Julie Battilana
Julie C. Gilbert
Julie Anne Johnson
Julie Sturgeon
Julie Anne Lindsey
Julie Todaro
Julie Solomon
Julie Knutson
Julie L. Fennell
Julie Winkle Giulioni
Julie Sykes
Julie Knutson
Julie Robinson
Julie Julie Anne B.
Julie K. Lundgren
Julie Houston
Julie Otsuka
Julie Peters
Julie Arduini
Julie Kagawa
Julie Lucia
Julie Waters
John Frederick Jansen
John Calvin
Abram Van Engen
Karen E. Spierling
Bill Watterson
Enjoy this beautiful companion book to the extensive exploring calvin and hobbes exhibition at the billy ireland cartoon library.
F. Bruce Gordon
John calvin (1509-1564) is one of the most important figures in religious history.
Jason Porterfield
Calvin hill and his son, grant, grew up in radically different times and circumstances, but both were taught to work hard and to excel at whatever they did.
Frans Breukelman
Translated by martin kessler having completed three collections of work during his lifetime, dutch theologian frans h.
Anthony N. S. Lane
W. Robert Godfrey
Calvin Sandborn
The macho society that held john wayne as a role model has created an emotional wasteland where 80 percent of men are unable to accurately express their feelings, and that same percentage feel estranged from their fathers.
Judy Sproxton
Integrating her extensive knowledge of sixteenth and seventeenth century literature, judy sproxton examines the expression of a recurring theme in history, that of the tension between religious faith and political and militant action.
Richard A. Muller
Milton F. Heller
Eva-Maria Faber
Paul E. Capetz
Francis M. Higman
John Calvin Portman
Ronald S. Wallace
Charles hodge viewed calvin's doctrine of the union of believers with christ's humanity in the lord's supper as an uncongenial foreign element in calvin's thought, having no root in the system.
Raimund Lülsdorff
I. I. Garin
David Lee Foxgrover
Robert M. Kingdon
Heinrich Berger
Edward A. Dowey
C. Rijnsdorp