How to play theological ping-pong : and other essays on faith and reason / Basil Mitchell.

By:

Mitchell, Basil [Author]

Material type:

0802805442

Subject(s):

FAITH AND REASON

LOC classification:

BT 50 M692 1990

Contents:

Editor's preface -- Acknowledgment -- 1 The Layman's predicament -- 2 Contemporary challenges to Christian apologetics -- 3 Is there a distinctive Christian ethic? -- 4 Should the law be Christian? -- 5 Thoughts on the church and politics -- 6 'Indoctrination' -- 7 Reason and commitment in the academic vocation -- 8 Neutrality and commitment -- 9 Faith and reason: a false antithesis? -- 10 Philosophy and theology -- 11 How to play theological ping-pong -- 12 The place of symbols in Christianity -- 13 Man-a reasonable being

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	Circulation Books		PBTS Library			BT 50 M692 1990 (Browse shelf(Opens below))					Available			29098

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Editor's preface --
Acknowledgment --
1 The Layman's predicament --
2 Contemporary challenges to Christian apologetics --
3 Is there a distinctive Christian ethic? --
4 Should the law be Christian? --
5 Thoughts on the church and politics --
6 'Indoctrination' --
7 Reason and commitment in the academic vocation --
8 Neutrality and commitment --
9 Faith and reason: a false antithesis? --
10 Philosophy and theology --
11 How to play theological ping-pong --
12 The place of symbols in Christianity --
13 Man-a reasonable being

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