Processive revelation /

Benjamin Reist argues that the revelation of the living God is always on the move, never capable of reaching completion because God always has something to say. He believes that contextual theology must include postmodern science, hermeneutics, and theological ethics, and that liberation theology an...

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Main Author:	Reist, Benjamin A
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Louisville, Ky. : Westminster/John Knox Press, c1992 Louisville, Ky. : ©1992 Louisville, Ky. : [1992]
Edition:	1st ed
Subjects:	Christianity and culture Process theology Revelation > Christianity Revelation Theology > Methodology Theology, Doctrinal

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