Fr. 146.00

Theology, Religion, and the Office - Beauty in Ordinary Things

English · Hardback

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This book explores the profound and enduring impact of The Office, and delves beyond its humor to uncover deeper philosophical, religious, and theological insights. It will be a compelling read for academics interested in the intersections of religion, theology, and popular culture.


List of contents










Introduction: The Office, the Ordinary, and the Otherwise Theological
Daniel J. Cameron
Part One: The Office and the Christian Life
Chapter One: A Little Slower in Scranton: The Notion of True Progress in The Office
James Spencer
Chapter Two: There is No Such Thing as an Appropriate Joke, That is Why It Is A Joke: An Exploration of Diversity Day and Sexual Harassment.
Manon Ceridwen James
Chapter Three: Bring Your Faith to Work: The Constructive Possibilities of Pluralism in The Office
Amar D. Peterman
Chapter Four: Confessions in The Office: Honesty in the Dishonest World of Branch Plant America
Robert Grant Price
Chapter Five: We Have Wasted Too Much of Our Time Ignoring the Fact That We Belong Together: The Office, Belonging, and the Body of Christ
Daniel Rempel
Chapter Six: That's What She Said: On the Hidden and Underestimated Power of Women in The Office and in the Church
Jennifer Wotochek
Chapter Seven: An Office is a Place to Live Life to the Fullest: Michael Scott as a Prophet of Hope
Mary Dance Berry
Chapter Eight: Patron Saints of Bears, Beets, and Battlestar Galactica: Towards The Office's Unlikely Communion of Saints
Carolyn Elizabeth Beard
Part Two: The Office and Christian Thought
Chapter Nine: What is Wrong With Everybody: The Office and the Christian Doctrine of Sin
Thomas H. McCall andIsaac T. McCall
Chapter Ten: God Chose the Awkward Things to Confound the Wisdom of the Management
Mark Brians
Chapter Eleven: The Mind of the Maker and The Office: An Application of Dorothy Sayers' Analogy of the Trinity
Johanna De Haven
Chapter Twelve: He Can Heal Leopards: Barth and Bonhoeffer on Michael Scott's View of Redemption
Corey Tuttle
Chapter Thirteen: Beauty in Ordinary Things: The Theological and Religious World of a Pennsylvania Paper Company
Daniel J. Cameron


About the author










Daniel J. Cameron serves as the Bible Department Head and Director of Spiritual Life at Chicago Hope Academy (IL, USA).


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