YESHUA BUDDHA
de Jay G. Williams
de Jay G. Williams
Idioma: Inglês
1ª edição (1932)
Formato: 21x13
N. Pág.: 134
Encadernação: Cartonada
Disponibilidade: em stock Preço: 6,00 €
Sinopse:
A sensitive reapprisal of New Testament theology that makes it "come alive" for today's Christian.
If you feel that Christian Dogma is in need of a new spark - a new charge of vitality - based upon a deeper and more significant interpretation of Biblical stories, here is a dynamically different commentary upon tha New Testament. Jay G. Williams approach to tha study of the life of Christ simply overflows with intuitional creativity, permiting the student to find for himself trans-historical, yet new and existential situations in the Biblical Story.
Buddha means "the Enlightened One" and the author uses the word in this generic sense. "My thesis", he writes, "is that the 'perennial philophosophy', so well represented in Asia by Buddhism, provides a significant perspective from which to understand the life and teachings of Yeshua".
This is a radical departure book in which Yeshua Buddha and Gautama Buddha finally join hands to shed common light into the darkened cosmos.
Dr. Jay G. Williams is Chairman of the Department of Religion at Hamilton College. He is an ordained Presbyterian minister, author of Ten Words of Freedom and Understanding the Old Testament.
A sensitive reapprisal of New Testament theology that makes it "come alive" for today's Christian.
If you feel that Christian Dogma is in need of a new spark - a new charge of vitality - based upon a deeper and more significant interpretation of Biblical stories, here is a dynamically different commentary upon tha New Testament. Jay G. Williams approach to tha study of the life of Christ simply overflows with intuitional creativity, permiting the student to find for himself trans-historical, yet new and existential situations in the Biblical Story.
Buddha means "the Enlightened One" and the author uses the word in this generic sense. "My thesis", he writes, "is that the 'perennial philophosophy', so well represented in Asia by Buddhism, provides a significant perspective from which to understand the life and teachings of Yeshua".
This is a radical departure book in which Yeshua Buddha and Gautama Buddha finally join hands to shed common light into the darkened cosmos.
Dr. Jay G. Williams is Chairman of the Department of Religion at Hamilton College. He is an ordained Presbyterian minister, author of Ten Words of Freedom and Understanding the Old Testament.
Especiais:
Preface
1 - Theos: A Prolegomena
2 - Logos
3 - Water and Wind
4 - The Way
5 - The Disciples and the Christ
6 - The Last Things
7 - Resurrection: Beyond The End
Notes
Index
Preface
1 - Theos: A Prolegomena
2 - Logos
3 - Water and Wind
4 - The Way
5 - The Disciples and the Christ
6 - The Last Things
7 - Resurrection: Beyond The End
Notes
Index
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