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Beginning with the question 'Why can't we just read the Bible?' Stephen Holmes considers the place of tradition in theology, showing how the doctrine of creation leads to an account of historical location and creaturely limitations as essential aspects of our existence. Case studies from around the world combine with well-known voices from the past: Anselm speaking on the atonement, Jonathan Edwards on the freedom of the will, Coleridge on theology and politics and Barth on election.
Listening to the Past is a sustained attempt to show what listening to tradition involves, and how it can be used to aid theological work today. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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