The Practice of prophetic imagination : Preaching an emancipatory word
The necessary context of prophetic preaching, Walter Brueggemann argues, is "a contestation between narratives": the dominant narrative of our time, which promoting self-sufficiency at the national level (through militarism) and the personal (through consumerism), and the countervailing narrative... Full description
| Main Author: | Brueggemann, Walter. |
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Minneapolis : Fortress Press, 2012 |
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Table of Contents:
- The narrative embedment of prophetic preaching
- Prophetic preaching as sustained, disciplined, emancipated imagination
- Loss imagined as divine judgment
- A lingering place of relinquishment
- The burst of newness amid waiting
- The continuing mandate.
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