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Publication Date: 19 Jan 2017
Publisher: SPCK Publishing
Page Count: 128
Author: Rowan Williams
ISBN-13: 9780281076642, 9780281076659

God With Us

The Meaning of The Cross and Resurrection - Then and Now
By Rowan Williams
A fresh look at the foundation story of the Christian faith by one of the world’s greatest living theologians
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From the pen of one of our greatest living theologians, here is a fresh and compelling introduction to the foundation story of the Christian faith.

Full of illuminating theological insight and spiritual encouragement. Designed for use by individuals or groups, with questions for reflection or discussion at the end of each chapter. An ideal gift for anyone near the start of their spiritual journey or wanting to deepen their appreciation of the heart of the gospel.

Part One: The meaning of the Cross
1. The sign
2. The sacrifice
3. The victory
Part Two: The meaning of the Resurrection
4. Christ's resurrection then
5. Christ's resurrection now

There is a dignity inherent in Rowan Williams’ writing that both challenges and ennobles those who read it . . . We are asked to consider in this book nothing less than the fundamental meaning of life itself.

- Lucy Winkett, Rector of St James’ Church, Piccadilly

Theology at its very best, and easily accessible too! Reading the book, I found myself drawn afresh to the vision of “perfect humanity” made manifest in Jesus Christ.

- Miroslav Volf, Professor of Theology, Yale University Divinity School

‘Rowan Williams is one of the great theologians of our time. He is also an inspiring teacher whose godly wisdom helps us understand profound truths.’

- Nicky Gumbel, Vicar of Holy Trinity Brompton and pioneer of the Alpha Course

Williams at the peak of his masterly powers as a Christian teacher and spiritual guide.

- Church Times

Profound and moving reflections.

- The Church of England newspaper

a ‘good book for busy people’, with ‘self-contained’ chapters

- The Reader

Writing in the appealing conversational idiom characteristic of his preaching style, Williams manages a subtle balance between assuming a doctrinal blank slate on the one hand and counteracting the effects of long familiarity on the other

- TLS

an ideal Lent book

- Inspire Magazine

refreshingly simple but profound language

- Progressive Voices
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From the pen of one of our greatest living theologians, here is a fresh and compelling introduction to the foundation story of the Christian faith.

Full of illuminating theological insight and spiritual encouragement. Designed for use by individuals or groups, with questions for reflection or discussion at the end of each chapter. An ideal gift for anyone near the start of their spiritual journey or wanting to deepen their appreciation of the heart of the gospel.

Part One: The meaning of the Cross
1. The sign
2. The sacrifice
3. The victory
Part Two: The meaning of the Resurrection
4. Christ's resurrection then
5. Christ's resurrection now
Reviews

There is a dignity inherent in Rowan Williams’ writing that both challenges and ennobles those who read it . . . We are asked to consider in this book nothing less than the fundamental meaning of life itself.

- Lucy Winkett, Rector of St James’ Church, Piccadilly

Theology at its very best, and easily accessible too! Reading the book, I found myself drawn afresh to the vision of “perfect humanity” made manifest in Jesus Christ.

- Miroslav Volf, Professor of Theology, Yale University Divinity School

‘Rowan Williams is one of the great theologians of our time. He is also an inspiring teacher whose godly wisdom helps us understand profound truths.’

- Nicky Gumbel, Vicar of Holy Trinity Brompton and pioneer of the Alpha Course

Williams at the peak of his masterly powers as a Christian teacher and spiritual guide.

- Church Times

Profound and moving reflections.

- The Church of England newspaper

a ‘good book for busy people’, with ‘self-contained’ chapters

- The Reader

Writing in the appealing conversational idiom characteristic of his preaching style, Williams manages a subtle balance between assuming a doctrinal blank slate on the one hand and counteracting the effects of long familiarity on the other

- TLS

an ideal Lent book

- Inspire Magazine

refreshingly simple but profound language

- Progressive Voices

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