Fr. 55.90

Theology and the Anthropology of Christian Life

English · Hardback

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How can we understand the role of religion in human experience and social life? This book argues that anthropology and theology can work together to answer this question. Robbins provides clear accounts of contemporary anthropological theory and theological debates around issues such as atonement, sin, and the potentials and limits of human action.

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  • Acknowledgements

  • Introduction

  • 1: From Discontinuity to Interruption

  • 2: Sin, Atonement, and Christian Ways of Life

  • 3: The Prosperity Gospel, Humanity, and the Problem of Judgment

  • 4: On Lived Eschatology

  • 5: Passivity, Agency, the Gift, and God

  • 6: Anthropology, the Secular, and Transformative Dialogue

  • References



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Joel Robbins, Sigrid Rausing Professor of Social Anthropology, University of Cambridge, UK



Summary

How can we understand the role of religion in human experience and social life? This book argues that anthropology and theology can work together to answer this question. Robbins provides clear accounts of contemporary anthropological theory and theological debates around issues such as atonement, sin, and the potentials and limits of human action.

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...stimulating work, which I shall be referring to frequently.

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