Practicing Gospel - Farley, Edward
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"Practicing Gospel" is a collection of four new and eight previously published essays on the subjects of practical theology, homiletics and worship, Christian education, and pastoral care. Edward Farley offers a more faithful approach to the tasks of ministry for seminarians and pastors too often tempted to equate pastoral care with popular psychology, good preaching with snappy public speaking, or Christian education with flashy curriculum. By holding theology and practice in an inescapable partnership, Farley rightly re-focuses the church's life on its proper object and subject--a mysterious transforming God.…mehr

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"Practicing Gospel" is a collection of four new and eight previously published essays on the subjects of practical theology, homiletics and worship, Christian education, and pastoral care. Edward Farley offers a more faithful approach to the tasks of ministry for seminarians and pastors too often tempted to equate pastoral care with popular psychology, good preaching with snappy public speaking, or Christian education with flashy curriculum. By holding theology and practice in an inescapable partnership, Farley rightly re-focuses the church's life on its proper object and subject--a mysterious transforming God.
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Edward Farley is an emeritus professor of theology in the Divinity School at Vanderbilt University. He holds graduate degrees from Louisville Presbyterian Seminary and Union (NYC) and Columbia University. His general area of teaching and writing is philosophical and constructive theology, with special projects in continental philosophy (phenomenology), practical theology (education), and aesthetics. His books include Good and Evil: Interpreting a Human Condition and Deep Symbols: Their Postmodern Effacement and Reclamation.