The social God and the relational self : a trintarian theology of the Imago Dei / Stanley Grenz.

By:

Grenz, Stanley J, 1950-2005 [(Stanley James),]

Series: The matrix of Christian theologyPublication details: Louisville, KE : Westminster John Knox, 2001.Description: xii, 345 p. ; pbk ; 23.5 cmISBN:

9780664232382

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

233.5/GRE

Contents:

The context : Trinitarian theology and the self. From the one subject to the three persons : the renewal of Trinitarian theology ; From interiority to psychotherapy : an archeology of the self ; From autobiography to preference : the undermining of the self -- The texts : the imago Dei in Trinitarian perspective. From structure to destiny : the imago Dei in Christian theology ; From humankind to the true human : the imago Dei and biblico Christo-anthropology ; From eschatological hope to ongoing task : the imago Dei and the new humanity -- The application : the social imago and the postmodern (loss of) self. From the eternal city to the primordial garden : the imago Dei and human sexuality ; From the many to the one : the reconstruction of the self-in-community.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

The context : Trinitarian theology and the self. From the one subject to the three persons : the renewal of Trinitarian theology ; From interiority to psychotherapy : an archeology of the self ; From autobiography to preference : the undermining of the self --
The texts : the imago Dei in Trinitarian perspective. From structure to destiny : the imago Dei in Christian theology ; From humankind to the true human : the imago Dei and biblico Christo-anthropology ; From eschatological hope to ongoing task : the imago Dei and the new humanity --
The application : the social imago and the postmodern (loss of) self. From the eternal city to the primordial garden : the imago Dei and human sexuality ; From the many to the one : the reconstruction of the self-in-community.

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