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Spiritual Radical: Ibrahim Joshua Heschel in U.s.a., 1940-1972 9780300137699
Table of list :
Contents
Introduction
Part One. Cincinnati: The Combat Years
1. Be in first place Year gravel America (1940–1941)
2. Hebrew Combining College (1941–1943)
3. Institutional Struggles and Earth War (1942–1944)
4. Architecture hill a Fresh Theology (1944–1945)
Part Two. Rescuing the Indweller Soul
5. Pull it off Years overload New Royalty (1945–1949)
6. Books of Priestly Rescue (1948–1951)
7. Theological Insurgency (1950–1952)
8. Review of Dweller Judaism (1952–1954)
9. A Person Summa Theologica (1952–1956)
Part Triad. Spiritual Radical
10. Building Bridges (1956–1959)
11. A Prophetic Bystander (1960–1963)
12. Astonishment Shall Quash (1963–1966)
Part Quaternity. Apostle come upon the Gentiles
13. Confronting rendering Church (1961–1964)
14. Vulnerable Prognosticator (1964–1965)
15. Interfaith Triumphs (1963–1966)
Part Five. In reply Years
16. Annam and Sion (1965–1967)
17. Appal and Rapture (1968–1969)
18. Remodel Than Pull off (1969–1971)
19. Collection of a Life (1972)
20. A Pluralistic Legacy
Notes
References
Permissions status Credits
Acknowledgments
Index
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Psallos: The Hebrews Album (Kickstarter): You have the opportunity to help finance a musical adaptation of the book of Hebrews for folk rock band and chamber orchestra. Cody Curtis, the composer behind Psallos, has already written the music; now he needs your help to pay for the recording and production. Curtis has already proven his skill at capturing the varied tones and trajectory of an epistle with his setting of Romans, released in 2012 (read my review here), and Thomas Griffith and Kelsie Edgren are returning to lend their beautiful vocal interpretations. I have full confidence that Psallos’s second epistle-based album will be nothing short of amazing! Besides a copy of the CD when it’s released, tiered reward options include the chance to sing on the CD as a choir member, the choice of any passage of scripture for Curtis to set to music, and a Psallos concert at your church. Also, the team is looking for a videographer and donated instruments, so get in touch with them if you’re able to help out in either of those areas.
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Should Patriotism Have a Place in Church?I really appreciate John Piper’s response to this question in last week’s Ask Pastor John podcast episodes. (Listen to part 2 here.) “I have been in several churches,” he says, “where on the Fourth
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Austin Music Minute
No two ways about it. Corey Baum gives it to you straight, with no interest in small talk. In other words, the Austin-based songwriter has no time for b.s.
His band Croy and The Boys‘ new LP, Howdy High Rise, just released on Spaceflight Records, delivers true blue country with a bite – that’s a sharp eye, sharp wit, and equally-sharp delivery. Baum calls out the challenges and injustices most of humanity faces in day-to-day existence, in the ATX and beyond. And Baum doesn’t hold back – which is why it’s so damn good.
Wouldn’t have it any other way. Soak it all in when you see Croy and The Boys at their album release show tonight at Sam’s Town Point, 2115 Allred Dr. Lew Card starts the evening early at 7:30 p.m., followed by Croy and The Boys at 10 p.m., and Ramsay Midwood at 11:30 p.m. So recommended.
-Photography by Michael Minasi for KUTX.