Language has been a major theme in philosophy of religion for more than half a century. The present work looks to the sense of being called that lies at the heart of Christian life and asks what this shows us about what it is to be human and what the God-relationship means for those having such a call.
Language has been a major theme in philosophy of religion for more than half a century. The present work looks to the sense of being called that lies at the heart of Christian life and asks what this shows us about what it is to be human and what the God-relationship means for those having such a call.
George Pattison has published extensively in the area of theology and modern European thought, with particular emphasis on existentialism (especially Kierkegaard, Dostoevsky, Heidegger), art and literature, and Russian religious thought. After 14 years as a parish priest, he held posts in Cambridge, Aarhus, and Oxford universities before moving to Glasgow in 2013. He is also a visiting professor at the University of Copenhagen.
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Introduction 1: A Crisis of Vocation 2: Political Calling in an Age of Technology 3: Prophetic Calling: At the Burning Bush 4: In the Beginning was the Word 5: At the Name of Jesus 6: The Call of Conscience 7: Poetic Vocation Conclusion
Introduction 1: A Crisis of Vocation 2: Political Calling in an Age of Technology 3: Prophetic Calling: At the Burning Bush 4: In the Beginning was the Word 5: At the Name of Jesus 6: The Call of Conscience 7: Poetic Vocation Conclusion
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