Showing How: The Act of Teaching (Christian Mission and Modern Culture)
"Showing How achieves Moran's hope of opening a conversation about teaching." —Readings"A fascinating and challenging book, one that should be of interest to anyone who finds him- or herself teaching religion." —Peter C. Hodgson, reviewing for Religious Studies Review, October 1997 (Religious Studies Review)"...a provocative, absorbing book...Moran's book is a gift to the imagination and to the knowledge of teachers in the pulpit, the classroom, the committee meeting, and the counseling session. The book is analogous to the water's way of teaching someone to swim; to be with Moran and in his thought is to know our bodies, minds, and spirits to be both challenged and supported as we try to be faithful to the holy calling of teaching." —The Princeton Seminary Bulletin (Freda A. Gardner, Princeton Theological SeminaryThe Princeton Seminary Bulletin)"...a provocative, absorbing book...Moran's book is a gift to the imagination and to the knowledge of teachers in the pulpit, the classroom, the committee meeting, and the counseling session. The book is analogous to the water's way of teaching someone to swim; to be with Moran and in his thought is to know our bodies, minds, and spirits to be both challenged and supported as we try to be faithful to the holy calling of teaching." —The Princeton Seminary Bulletin (Sanford LakoffThe Princeton Seminary Bulletin)