Scripture
Subtitle: a unique word
By: by Francis Etheredge
Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Press
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Newcastle upon Tyne
Language: eng
Number of pages: 437
ISBN-13: 9781443860444
Subjects: Communication; God (Christianity); Presence of God; Knowableness; Christianity
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: From person to person : A reflection on the work of Pope John Paul II and the possibility of interpersonal communication --; title: "The Word became flesh (Jn 1: 14) : This poor man called and the Lord heard him" (Ps 34: 6) : A dialogue with scripture, tradition, the Magisterium, and the contemporary situation about the identity of man, male and female, from the perspective of the man --; title: Contemporary questions with which to begin : What kind of account is the opening chapters of Genesis; What is the relationship between science and these early chapters of Genesis; and How does the study of the covenant help us engage with what scripture is? --; title: Making sense of scripture : A unique word --; title: On the interrelationship of text authorship and destination of the Letter to the Hebrews --; title: The Letter to the Hebrews : Starting to form hypotheses about the purpose of a "part" of scripture and beginning to engage in the dialogue between "idea" and "text" --; title: Philosophy and the faith of the biblical author --; title: Creation : The archetypal action of God --; title: Cardinal Ratzinger's call for a restoration of the catechesis on creation, with particular reference to Genesis 1-2 and the catechism on creation --; title: A reflection on the language of the body --; title: "Your eyes beheld my unformed substance" (Ps 139: 16) : The unspeakable crime of abortion (Evangelium Vitae, 58) --; title: Life "from" life : A reflection on the moment a person comes to exist --; title: The covenant is "the interior thread of scripture itself" (Cardinal Ratzinger) --; title: Sacramental marriage is a liturgical act : Scripture, tradition and the Magisterium in dialogue --; title: The old and the new : Physical and spiritual fecundity : A brief reflection on the interraltionship between creation in Genesis, the incarnation and the fruit of children.