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Great Paragraphs of Protestant Theology<\/a>: When Awed One\u2019s Gather<\/a> Meditations on the Metaphorical Translation of the Gospel of Mark<\/a> Good Christian Religion as a Social Project<\/a> Christianity in Change\u00a0<\/a> Teaching Poems\u00a0<\/a> Pets, Children, and Spirit Maturity<\/a> The Reincarnation of Paul<\/a> Listening to the Infinite Silence<\/a> Space\/Time and the Living Here\/Now<\/a> Stages of Consciousness and the Experience of Spirit<\/a> Symposium Papers<\/a> If you have any difficulty downloading these materials, email us at gwesleymarshall@gmail.com<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Clicking these titles will download one file or bring up an index of files to be downloaded. To read these files you will need a PDF reader. If you do not have one you can receive an adobe acrobat reader free by going to this URL: http:\/\/www.adobe.com\/prodindex\/acrobat\/readstep.html Great Paragraphs of Protestant Theology: A Commentary on … Continue reading Realistic Living Book Downloads<\/span>
\nA Commentary on the 20th Century Theological Revolution and its Implications for 21st Century Theology.
\nThese 13 files contain an 80-page book.\u00a0 Nine chapters explore the enduring essence of some of the great paragraphs of Rudolf Bultmann, Paul Tillich, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, and H. Richard Niebuhr. The other four chapters aim at seeing this heritage in a\u00a0 fresh 21st Century way.\u00a0 This book was written to be a study book for students of recent Christian theology.<\/p>\n
\nThis will bring up an index of five files.\u00a0 This book on Christian community is an overview of the history of Christian communal organization and an exposition of the importance of small group meetings in the future of Christian life together.\u00a0 It is a follow up to The Call of the Awe, a 339-page paperback book published by iUniverse.<\/p>\n
\nThis will bring up an index of five files.\u00a0 This book contains an introduction to the formation of the New Testament literature, a commentary on every verse of the Gospel of Mark, and suggested discussions questions for each passage.<\/p>\n
\nThis will bring up an index of six files.
\nThis is a summary of the basic elements of 20th Century theology and Christian community building put in accessible language for small group study.<\/p>\n
\nThis will bring up an index of eight files.
\nThese chapters raise some of the edge theological issues of our era, including the dialogue with Buddhism.<\/p>\n
\nOne file will download, containing poems written and used by Gene Marshall over many years.<\/p>\n
\nOne file will download, containing a brief book dealing the adolescent passage as a Spirit challenge.<\/p>\n
\nOne file will download, a mock conversations with the apostle Paul that attempts to let him speak to us in modern metaphors.<\/p>\n
\nOne file will download, containing three books:
\nThe Infinite Silence Speaks: Poetic Discourses on the Book of Genesis
\nSpeaking Back to the Infinite Silence: The Oral Poetry of the Psalms
\nThe Infinite Silence Walks Among Us: The Poetic Dialogues of the Gospel of John<\/p>\n
\nThis will bring up an index of six files.
\nThis book is on the enduring dialogue between science and religion with special emphasis on the importance, the religious meaning, and the limitations of modern physics.<\/p>\n
\nYou will see a long index of the chapters (discourses) of this book.
\nThis is a book on the philosophy of religion dealing with some of the most thorny topics, including some critical dialogue with the provocative thought of Ken Wilber.
\nThe first number in each file name indicates the chapter number(s).
\nThe number at the end of the file name is a date code.\u00a0 For example, 1200 means December 2000.\u00a0 This edition of that chapter was published on that date.\u00a0 When and if a later edition of that chapter is published, it will be given a later code, such as 201 which would mean February 2001.\u00a0 This same date coding is used in many of the other books.<\/p>\n
\nThese five two-page papers summarize some of work being done by the Symposium on Christian Resurgence for Century Twenty-One.<\/p>\n