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Product Description What has happened to the mainline church in the United States, once a bastion of faith, power, and commitment? John Cobb argues that the very term 'mainline' is now a misnomer, and that 'oldline' more aptly describes this formerly robust body. Should this church opt to survive at the margin? If it attempts to do so, Cobb contends, what has been valuable and relevant for generations will completely disappear. Decrying the professionalization of theological education, Cobb calls for the church to resume its own the ological vocation so that its members can in turn resume their passionate commitment to their faith. Honest and provocative, Reclaiming the Church will both disturb and inspire all those who care about the fate of mainline churches. |
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Product Details (Paperback) : 110 Pages Release Date: Feburary 01, 1997 Label: Westminster John Knox Press Distributed By: Westminster John Knox Press Publisher: Westminster John Knox Press Length: 8.49 inches Height: 0.37 inches Weight: 0.37 (lbs) Language: Category: THEOLOGY ISBN: 0664257208 EAN / ISBN-13: 9780664257200 Product Code: 266099 |
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John B. Cobb John B. Cobb, Jr. is professor emeritus at the Claremont School of Theology. He is also cofounder of the Center for Process Studies and Progressive Christians Uniting. Among his many books are A Christian Natural Theology and (with Charles Birch) The Liberation of Life. |
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