We Are Theologians: Strengthening the People of God (Seabury Classics)
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Emphasizes the role of the laity. Selected as an "interlude" book for Education for Ministry, EfM, but would be a worthwhile book for congregational discussion groups. Kindle Edition Verified Purchase. Great perspectives to our beliefs and our call to serve Christ and others.
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It was a good book. An excellent first look at theology for members of the laity. This shouldn't keep others from reading it. The section on liberation theology is particularly good. Unfortunately, the text appears to The author is a professor of theology at seminary, yet encourages all to be empowered. On a faith journey we can often make the church and its rituals our God.
She reminds us that God is God and the church a way to be closer to God.
We Are Theologians: Strengthening the People of God
Surely not the Bible. Feb 27, Nancy Day rated it really liked it. Read this as part of my Education for Ministry class, a program of the U. Really interesting historical perspective of our beliefs, going all the way back to Richard Hooker, Thomas Cranmer, and the Reformation, which emphasized the importance of the people rather than hierarchy as determiners of Church. She illustrates this point through discussing liberation theology as theology of the people, presented as an example of the need for laity to be actively engaged in creating G Read this as part of my Education for Ministry class, a program of the U.
She illustrates this point through discussing liberation theology as theology of the people, presented as an example of the need for laity to be actively engaged in creating God's Kingdom and shaping the Church as we move forward. Nov 05, Lee rated it really liked it.
This is a text for this year of Education for Ministry. We Are Theologians is about the 'priesthood of all believers' and focuses on the history and mission of lay people in the church. It was inspiring and educational; I particularly enjoyed the section on 19th century America and the powerful role of laywomen in the church, as well as the section on liberation t This is a text for this year of Education for Ministry.
It was inspiring and educational; I particularly enjoyed the section on 19th century America and the powerful role of laywomen in the church, as well as the section on liberation theology. Apr 24, Susan rated it really liked it.
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I read this for my Education for Ministry class. It was an interesting and readable book that focuses on theology based on community, Biblical interpretation, reason, personal experience. The author focuses on the influence of everyday people in building faith and the church, rather than focusing on clergy. She attempts to give laity the tools to become theologians and discusses the power of liberation theology to bring social transformation.
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May 19, Alan rated it it was amazing Shelves: Another great read, confirming once again that I am very happy to have become a member of the Anglican Communion: Mar 27, John rated it liked it Shelves: This book begins with the premise that all the laity are theologians and supports this premise through Scripture and Anglican tradition.
The last half of the book addresses how the church can strengthen the ministry of the laity in the future. Apr 09, Tony Hawkins rated it really liked it. This is a wonderful theological read.