
Walter Brueggemann explores the Bible's transformative power, revealing how Scripture challenges societal norms and inspires new ways of living.
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Walter Brueggemann explores the Bible's transformative power, revealing how Scripture challenges societal norms and inspires new ways of living.
Endlessly cunning, elusive, and playful -- the Bible consistently unsettles even as it assures. Walter Brueggemann reveals exactly how Scripture exposes the inadequacy of the assumptions and habits that shape our lives. He finds inside Israel's ancient poetry, prophecy, narrative, and legal covenants new words that create new peoples. In so doing this book provokes a theology of transformation--one that compels new social, economic, and political practices. Brueggemann's reading reveals that we ...
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Brief mentions of violence likely in biblical context; not graphic.
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Central focus on biblical texts and theology; deeply devotional framing.
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Strong messaging on social, economic, and political transformation.
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Likely mentions of systemic suffering in biblical context; not central.
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