Theology within the Bounds of Language

Theology within the Bounds of LanguageExplores the use of language in Christian theology. In this wide ranging work, Garth L. Hallett offers a guided tour through fundamental issues regarding the use of language in theology. His preliminary discussions on language and thought, language and truth, the authority of language, making sense, the relationship between sense and possibility prepare linguistic reflection on such topics as inference and argument, universal factual and moral claims,

New York Police Inspector John Wilder grows suspicious when someone offers a huge reward for the cup's return

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The City Among Cities offers new ways of thinking about Aristotle

This chapter reflects on the early transition from wind-pollinated species (especially Poaceae) into crop species and the current state of wind-pollination in agricultural pollination networks

Black Bartholomew's Day is the first comprehensive study of the politicised preaching and polemical literature surrounding the mass ejection of Puritan ministers from the Church of England in 1662 - a pivotal event in the history of religion in Britain

it can be used by teachers and students both in lessons and independently

Stan Lai has written one of the unique works of our time

The Mahfouz Dialogs records the memories

The Green Knight is a tale borrowed from Danish folklore

Ultimates and Existence

Lessons Learned from Current Events — Presents and discusses examples related to health equity challenges and solutions found in the news and related to disparities and inequities measured in the pandemic

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