Literature and Theology by Wood, Ralph C

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Abingdon Press, November 2008. Paper Back. New. The phrase 'People of the Book' may be the best way to access Ralph Wood's most recent work. Used originally by Muslims to describe both Jews and Christians, the name calls attention to the story-borne essence of Christianity and the Christian call to center one's life 'around the singular Story of God's ordering and reordering of the world' (Wood). It makes perfect sense that a people sustained by story-the Gospel in particular-should produce stories of their own. Truth begets truth; and as St. Augustine observed, 'I must confess that I have learned many things I never knew before.just by writing.' Ralph Wood might add to that confession, 'and reading.' In seven thought-provoking essays, he attends to the themes of baptism, vocation, companionship, martyrdom, hospitality, doubt, and eschatology through perceptive readings of Flannery O'Connor, Walker Percy, J.R.R. Tolkien, T.S. Eliot, G.K. Chesterton,… Read More