Living Mark's Story - Laughery, Gregory J
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Reading the Gospel of Mark is a fascinating adventure, with the destiny of humanity hanging in the balance. Where's it all going? In this narrative commentary, Gregory J. Laughery wagers that to read and hear this story is to enter a possible world; a world of subversive reversals of perspective, intrigue, mystery, and strange riddles, with Jesus as its central protagonist. Far from a simple tale, filled with easy answers or a basic list of rules to follow, Mark's story is explosive; combining exquisite literary creativity and formidable theological force. Readers are challenged to participate…mehr

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Reading the Gospel of Mark is a fascinating adventure, with the destiny of humanity hanging in the balance. Where's it all going? In this narrative commentary, Gregory J. Laughery wagers that to read and hear this story is to enter a possible world; a world of subversive reversals of perspective, intrigue, mystery, and strange riddles, with Jesus as its central protagonist. Far from a simple tale, filled with easy answers or a basic list of rules to follow, Mark's story is explosive; combining exquisite literary creativity and formidable theological force. Readers are challenged to participate in the recounting and to lose their lives so that they, in turn, may find them. Thus, this compelling story is a drama to be performed¿lived-acted out. Since the world of self-serving power, fame, and control is decaying, only the embrace of a possible world and all it offers, according to Mark, will lead to life after death.
Autorenporträt
Gregory J. Laughery (D.Th., University of Fribourg, Suisse) lives and writes in Switzerland. Gregory worked in a Christian community for over 30 years. He enjoys painting, hiking, skiing, swimming, and traveling. His interests include art, music, and reading, especially fiction. Gregory's research has taken him in several directions: knowledge, being, interpretation, theology, spirituality, narrative, science, imagination, and selfhood. He has published many books and articles on these and other topics. As an avid reader, he also reviews several new academic books a year for journals. He blogs at www.livingspirituality.org