Are We Living In The End Times
Turning To Jesus
$42.00
Is there only one way to come to know Jesus- one model for conversion? This book addresses the modern problem of “conversion” through a careful, sociologically informed examination of conversion in the Gospels. Jesus’ model of conversion, while realistic, does not conform to any of our popular models of conversion – that is, the socialization model (growth into the faith); the liturgical model; or the personal decision model. This study suggests that elements of all of these models are present within the Gospel accounts and that an informed and enhanced reading of the Gospels should engender appreciation for differences in the contemporary church.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780664225148
ISBN10: 0664225144
Scot McKnight
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2002
Publisher: Westminster John Knox Press
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