Napkin Theology - Hansen, Tyler; Lund, Emily
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Many Christians know that something mysterious and powerful happens on the cross--and that it has something to do with salvation. They know that God created out of nothing. They know that Jesus was both human and divine. But what do those various doctrines and concepts have to do with one another? This is what Napkin Theology is all about. It is an accessible, rich introduction to Christian theology, illustrated with simple, memorable drawings that describe the classic concepts of Christian belief. In reading Napkin Theology, you can peer into the depths of two thousand years of theology in…mehr

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Many Christians know that something mysterious and powerful happens on the cross--and that it has something to do with salvation. They know that God created out of nothing. They know that Jesus was both human and divine. But what do those various doctrines and concepts have to do with one another? This is what Napkin Theology is all about. It is an accessible, rich introduction to Christian theology, illustrated with simple, memorable drawings that describe the classic concepts of Christian belief. In reading Napkin Theology, you can peer into the depths of two thousand years of theology in the length of a CliffsNotes guide. This is not Theology for Dummies; this is not watered-down. We explain terms like creatio ex nihilo and "eschatology," because they contain truths that all Christians, and not just seminarians, should know. Theology is for everyone--so let's start drawing.
Autorenporträt
Tyler Hansen works in alumni engagement and development at Duke University. He is a graduate of Northern Seminary and Wheaton College and has served in various ministry roles. Emily Lund serves as the communications specialist for leadership education at Duke Divinity. She previously worked as an assistant editor for various brands at Christianity Today. She is a graduate of Duke Divinity School and George Fox University.