Apologetics and the Pathos of Narrative Theology

The new forming consensus among North American theologians on the issues of narrative theology, which can cover so wide a field and yield such an abundant harvest of real insights with the power to unify diverse phenomena and legitimate itself as the most fruitful method for relflection on Christian...

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Published in:The Journal of religion 1992-01, Vol.72 (1), p.37-58
Main Author: Oakes, Edward T.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Apologetics
Bible
Christianity
Ecumenism
Faith
Literature
Narrative history
Narrative modes
Narratives
Religious apologetics
Theater
Theology
Written narratives
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Summary:The new forming consensus among North American theologians on the issues of narrative theology, which can cover so wide a field and yield such an abundant harvest of real insights with the power to unify diverse phenomena and legitimate itself as the most fruitful method for relflection on Christian truths, is discussed.
ISSN:0022-4189
1549-6538
DOI:10.1086/488788