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The End of the Church?

Name: The End of the Church?
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Author: Bridget Nichols
ISBN: 9781789592528

Conversations with the Work of David Jasper

by Bridget Nichols, Nicholas Taylor

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284 pages
Publisher: Sacristy Press
14 x 21.6 x 1.8 cm

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For scholars and Christians questioning church relevance

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This insightful book explores the complex legacy of David Jasper.

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In the course of a career that combined scholarship with ordained ministry, David Jasper has influenced, inspired, challenged and encouraged many students and colleagues. In The End of the Church?, fourteen scholars capture some of David Jasper’s energy in contributions that signal continuing development and exploration.

The End of the Church? seeks to indicate the ambiguity and creative tension in Jasper’s relationship with the institution he has served as a priest and as a theologian. On the one hand, he has lamented its institutional myopia; on the other he has loved its capacity to express something of the beauty, truth and mystery of God.