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Radical Christian voices and practice : essays in honour of Christopher Rowland / edited by Zoë Bennett and David B. Gowler.

Contributor(s): Rowland, Christopher, 1947- | Bennett, Zoë | Gowler, David B, 1958-
Material type: TextTextPublisher: Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2012Description: xii, 303 pages : illustrations ; 25 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9780199599776; 0199599777Subject(s): Rowland, Christopher, 1947- | Bible -- Criticism, interpretation, etc | Radicalism -- Religious aspectsLOC classification: BS511.3 | .R33 2012Bibliography, Etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references and indexes.; Bibliography of the major works of Christopher Rowland : pages [281]-289.
Contents:
Introduction : 'Action is the life of all' : approaching the work of Christopher Rowland / Zoë Bennett and David B. Gowler -- The limits of radicalism : a dialogical response to 'liberation' in Luke 13:10-17 / David B. Gowler -- Peter Olivi on the community of the first Christians at Jerusalem / Peter Garnsey -- From capital to community : discipleship as defection in Jesus' parable about a 'manager of injustice' (Luke 16:1-13) / Ched Myers -- The language of grace : Valentinian reflection on New Testament imagery / Judith L. Kovacs -- Radical religion and the ethical dilemmas of apocalyptic millenarianism / John J. Collins -- Hidden identities and the arriving new world : the experience of reading the Book of Revelation / Paulo Nogueira --
Still at the margins? : Gospel women and their afterlives / Christine E. Joynes -- Winstanley, Hobbes, and the sin of the world / Denys Turner -- 'The human form divine' : radicalism and orthodoxy in William Blake / Rowan Williams -- A modern millenarian prophet's Bible / Jane Shaw -- 'Every time I feel the spirit' : African American christology for a pluralistic world / Brad R. Braxton -- The futures of liberation theology / Ivan Petrella -- Does God tell us how to build? / Tim Gorringe -- 'Seeking the welfare of the city' : public theology as radical action / Andrew Bradstock -- Sex and the sins of the fathers : fertility religion versus human rights / Marilyn McCord Adams -- 'I have writ, I have acted, I have peace' / Christopher Rowland.

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Bibliography of the major works of Christopher Rowland : pages [281]-289.

Introduction : 'Action is the life of all' : approaching the work of Christopher Rowland / Zoë Bennett and David B. Gowler -- The limits of radicalism : a dialogical response to 'liberation' in Luke 13:10-17 / David B. Gowler -- Peter Olivi on the community of the first Christians at Jerusalem / Peter Garnsey -- From capital to community : discipleship as defection in Jesus' parable about a 'manager of injustice' (Luke 16:1-13) / Ched Myers -- The language of grace : Valentinian reflection on New Testament imagery / Judith L. Kovacs -- Radical religion and the ethical dilemmas of apocalyptic millenarianism / John J. Collins -- Hidden identities and the arriving new world : the experience of reading the Book of Revelation / Paulo Nogueira --

Still at the margins? : Gospel women and their afterlives / Christine E. Joynes -- Winstanley, Hobbes, and the sin of the world / Denys Turner -- 'The human form divine' : radicalism and orthodoxy in William Blake / Rowan Williams -- A modern millenarian prophet's Bible / Jane Shaw -- 'Every time I feel the spirit' : African American christology for a pluralistic world / Brad R. Braxton -- The futures of liberation theology / Ivan Petrella -- Does God tell us how to build? / Tim Gorringe -- 'Seeking the welfare of the city' : public theology as radical action / Andrew Bradstock -- Sex and the sins of the fathers : fertility religion versus human rights / Marilyn McCord Adams -- 'I have writ, I have acted, I have peace' / Christopher Rowland.

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