Theology and the Blues

Herausgeber: McLendon, Justin

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Produktbeschreibung

Theology and the Blues showcases theological themes inherent within the organic and expressive genre of the blues. The blues offers safe space to explore the raw material of our fallen condition, urging our voices to join the universal, primal cry for new creation.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Lexington Books
• Seitenzahl: 280
• Erscheinungstermin: 19. Februar 2025
• Englisch
• Gewicht: 494g
• ISBN-13: 9781978714588
• ISBN-10: 1978714580
• Artikelnr.: 72700267

Autorenporträt

Justin McLendon is professor of theology at Grand Canyon University and department chair for the Master of Arts programs for Grand Canyon Theological Seminary.

Inhaltsangabe

Foreword, Donté A. Ford
Introduction: Life Gets Heavy, Justin McLendon
Chapter 1: Love and Liberation: Listening to Glary Clark, Jr. with St.
Augustine and James Cone, Alex Sosler
Chapter 2: Spiritual Accounting and Moral Reckoning: Faith and Justice in
the Blues, Julia Simon
Chapter 3: The Beat Goes On: Rhythm, Embodiment, and the Soul in the Blues,
Mark Winborn
Chapter 4: Mississippi Blues: Protesting Lived Experiences, Justin McLendon
Chapter 5: Racial Progress in American Music: Spirituals, Blues, Jazz, and
Beyond, Douglas Groothuis
Chapter 6: On Muddy Waters' Use of Sacred Tunes, Edward Komara
Chapter 7: Robert Johnson and the Crossroads: Myth, Man, and the Meaning of
the Mythology, Jonathan S. Lower
Chapter 8: "But I Didn't Give Up on God": The Christian-Blues Exegesis and
Hermeneutics of Eddie "Son" House, Michael A. L. Broyles
Chapter 9: Salvation Through the Theological Communication of the Blues,
Coldwell Daniel IV (Khyber)
Chapter 10: "Worthwhile to Be Heard": Spiritual Angst and Lamentation in
the Blues, William L. Ellis
Chapter 11: Singin' the Blues: Expressions of Hope for the Grieving Heart,
Jessica McMillan
Chapter 12: The Song Brings Joy to our Cry: Learning From the Blues About
the Importance of Lament in Worship, Michael Sharp