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The Consolations of Theology

The Consolations of Theology

by Brian S . Rosner (Editor)

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    Paperback 2008

    $16.77
Synopsis

Inspired by Alain de Botton's bestselling Consolations of Philosophy, this volume shows how theology can be of practical value to every believer. The great theologians in the history of the church have always found that theology affords genuine comfort in the face of life's difficulties. In The Consolations of Theology Brian Rosner and other practical theologians present a compelling blend of biography and theology that profoundly addresses the perennial human problems of anger, obsession, despair, anxiety, disappointment, and pain.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 159
 Publisher: William B Eerdmans Publishing Co
Published: 25 Jun 2008
ISBN 10: 0802860400
ISBN 13: 9780802860408

Media Reviews
Gerald Bray
Beeson Divinity School
This remarkable book shows us how the best Christian theology has always informed the mind and comforted the soul at the same time. It is an outstanding achievement and will help us all to appreciate more deeply the salutary effect that theological study can and should have on our lives.
Peter F. Jensen
Archbishop of Sydney
Refreshing and helpful, The Consolations of Theology recovers great theological insights from the past to help sustain us in the present.
John W. De Gruchy
University of Cape Town
Imaginatively conceived and thoughtfully executed, this book will surely attract a wide and grateful readership. Collectively the essays demonstrate that theology at its best, whether ancient or modern, speaks to the human condition because it is born of personal struggle deep within the soul.
Reviews in Religion & Theology
A concise book which demonstrates how Christian theology can be of great importance to Christians who are experiencing various forms of suffering. . . . Contains great wisdom and insight.
Religious Studies Review
The volume is more than a pastoral tool, but a series of thick explorations of what it means to think through human experience theologically. . . . Suitable for both popular reading and for pastoral theology courses.
Reformed Theological Review
The collection is a joy and a delight. . . . Highly recommended.
Word & World
Brian S. Rosner . . . has presented an accessible and heartfelt piece. . . . This book is well worth its price.
Covenant Quarterly
As the prayer book says, this collection is one that we should read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest. It is a book of much worth.
Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology
An excellent discussion of a neglected but most relevant subject.