Consuming Passion
Subtitle: why the killing of Jesus really matters
By: edited by Simon Barrow and Jonathan Bartley.
Contributors: Barrow, Simon.; Bartley, Jonathan.
Publisher: Darton, Longman & Todd
Published: 2005
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 136
Subjects: Jesus Christ -- Passion.; Jesus Christ -- Crucifixion.; Jesus Christ -- Resurrection.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 134-136).
Table of contents: value: Why talk about the cross really matters / Simon Barrow, Jonathan Bartley; value: The Easter of hawks, doves, victims and victimisers / Giles Fraser; value: Redeeming the cross from death to life / Steve Chalke; value: Rethinking atonement after Christendom / Stuart Murray; value: The Passion and God's transforming love / Vic Thiessen; value: Jesus' death and the non-violent victory of God / J. Denny Weaver; value: The Gospel of the cross confronts the powers / Ched Myers; value: Being delivered from Gibson's hell / Anne Richards; value: Embodying the cross in the church of the bloody useless / Kevin Scully; value: Atonement, violence and modern imperial order / Michael Northcott; value: The cross, salvation and the politics of satire / Simon Barrow; value: Finding light in the shadow of the cross / David Wood; value: Resurrection hope and the intelligence of the victim / James Alison.