Augustine and apocalyptic
By: edited by John Doody, Kari Kloos, and Kim Paffenroth
Series: Augustine in conversation: tradition and innovation; Augustine in conversation
Publisher: Lexington Books
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Lanham
Language: eng
Number of pages: 258
ISBN-13: 9780739189221
Copyright date: 2014
Subjects: Apokalyptik; Eschatologie; Eschatology
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 229-239) and index.
Table of contents: title: Dedicatory preface:; title: John Kevin Coyle  -- Normand Bonneau -- Introduction: Augustine and apocalyptic / -- Kari Kloos and Kim Paffenroth; title: The end of time: a phenomenological approach  -- Jeff Olsen Biebighauser; title: Augustine and apocalyptic: thoughts on the fall of Rome, the book of Revelation, and the end of the world  -- J. Kevin Coyle; title: Augustine and apocalypticism in the Rheims New Testament controversy  -- Ellie Gebarowski-Shafter; title: What's left when nothing's left: St. Augustine, Cormac McCarthy, and the apocalypse  -- J. Thomas Howe; title: Augustine and the adversary: strategies of synthesis in early medieval exegesis  -- Kevin L. Hughes; title: Augustine on beauty, bodies, and the apocalypse  -- Laurie A. Jungling and Rocki Wentzel; title: Sustaining hope in times of crisis: spiritual migration and sojourn in Augustine's preaching  -- Kari Kloos; title: Augustine's messianic political theology: an apocalyptic critique of political Augustinianism  -- P. Travis Kroeker; title: The silenced millennium and the fall of Rome: Augustine and the year 6000 AM I  -- Richard Landes; title: Moulding the present: apocalyptic as hermeneutics in City of God 21-22  -- Karla Pollmann; title: Augustine on the end of the world: "cautious ignorance"  -- Roland J. Teske; title: Augustine on pagan demonolatry: mediation and apocalypticism in the opening books of The City of God -- Gregory Wiebe.