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The Last Things

Why You’ll Love This Book:

  • Explores early Christian beliefs on last things
  • Uses philosophy of language for clarity
  • Develops a coherent New Testament perspective
  • Connects biblical insights to modern doctrine
The Last Things
A New Approach

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Weight 100g
Dimensions 15.6 × 23.4 cm
Format

Paperback
Publisher

SPCK Publishing
Publication Date

01/01/2012
Pages

224
ISBN: 9780281063475

What did Jesus and the early Christians believe about death, resurrection, heaven and hell, human destiny and God's ultimate purpose for creation? And what are the implications for Christian doctrine today? Thiselton shows how methods and insights from the philosophy of language can clarify our perception of the New Testament data. What did Jesus and the early Christians believe about death, resurrection, heaven and hell, human destiny and God's ultimate purpose for creation? And what are the implications for Christian doctrine today?

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Drawing on his acclaimed work in biblical hermeneutics, Thiselton shows how methods and insights from the philosophy of language can clarify our perception of the New Testament data and help us develop a more rounded, coherent and biblically based understanding of God's planfor the world and for humanity.

The Last Things
Anthony Thiselton
Find more titles in: Exegesis and Hermeneutics
The Last Things

Why You’ll Love This Book:

  • Explores early Christian beliefs on last things
  • Uses philosophy of language for clarity
  • Develops a coherent New Testament perspective
  • Connects biblical insights to modern doctrine
The Last Things
A New Approach
Anthony Thiselton

What did Jesus and the early Christians believe about death, resurrection, heaven and hell, human destiny and God's ultimate purpose for creation? And what are the implications for Christian doctrine today? Thiselton shows how methods and insights from the philosophy of language can clarify our perception of the New Testament data. What did Jesus and the early Christians believe about death, resurrection, heaven and hell, human destiny and God's ultimate purpose for creation? And what are the implications for Christian doctrine today?

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Drawing on his acclaimed work in biblical hermeneutics, Thiselton shows how methods and insights from the philosophy of language can clarify our perception of the New Testament data and help us develop a more rounded, coherent and biblically based understanding of God's planfor the world and for humanity.

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£20.99

Usually shipped within 2 - 5 working days

What did Jesus and the early Christians believe about death, resurrection, heaven and hell, human destiny and God's ultimate purpose for creation? And what are the implications for Christian doctrine today? Thiselton shows how methods and insights from the philosophy of language can clarify our perception of the New Testament data. What did Jesus and the early Christians believe about death, resurrection, heaven and hell, human destiny and God's ultimate purpose for creation? And what are the implications for Christian doctrine today?

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Drawing on his acclaimed work in biblical hermeneutics, Thiselton shows how methods and insights from the philosophy of language can clarify our perception of the New Testament data and help us develop a more rounded, coherent and biblically based understanding of God's planfor the world and for humanity.

Additional information

Weight 100g
Dimensions 15.6 × 23.4 cm
Format

Paperback
Publisher

SPCK Publishing
Publication Date

01/01/2012
Pages

224
ISBN: 9780281063475
Anthony Thiselton
The late Anthony Thiselton was Emeritus Professor of Christian Theology at the University of Nottingham and a fellow of the British Academy. He previously taught at the Universities of Sheffield, Bristol and Durham and was known internationally for his work on hermeneutics and the theory of interpretation.

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