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Theology and Eschatology at the Turn of the Millennium

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by JJ Buckley Buckley

Author
JJ Buckley Buckley
Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
John Wiley and Sons Ltd
Published
January 2002

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Re-readings of medieval millenarian movements, competing modern and post-modern utopias and futurologies as well as ideologies of despair and violence - all of these have a claim on modern theology's eschatology, but in different and competing ways. Our goal of this volume is to bring together students of Scripture, the history of Christianity, and various contemporary theologies so that readers can consider and debate the ways diverse and often conflicting eschatological narratives, images and beliefs might bear on the new millennium.It is also intended to inspire debate amongst readers about how these diverse uses of eschatology can make the millennium a parable of more significant, and holy, endings. Born out of the journal, "Modern Theology", the "Directions in Modern Theology" book series provides issues focussed on important theological topics and texts in current debate within that discipline, whilst looking at broader contemporary topics from a theological perspective. It analyses notions and thinkers, as well as examining a wide spectrum of 'modern' theological eras: from late medieval through to the Enlightenment and up until the present 'post-modern' movements.Attracting distinguished theologians from a world-wide base, the book series develops what is a unique forum for international debate on theological concerns.