Theology: A Very Short Introduction
by
David Ford
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Format
Kindle
Pages
204
Language
English
Published
Jan 1, 1999
Publisher
Oxford Paperbacks
Edition
New Ed
ISBN-10
0191606421
ISBN-13
9780191606427
Description
David Ford offers a concise yet profound exploration of theology, delving into its complexities and significance in the modern world. He adeptly navigates various theological perspectives, presenting a tapestry of ideas that encompass both history and contemporary thought. By framing theology as not just an academic discipline but as a vital lens through which individuals can understand their beliefs and the world around them, he invites readers to engage deeply with fundamental questions about existence, morality, and the divine.
In this brief yet impactful introduction, Ford emphasizes the relevance of theology in diverse contexts, showcasing its interplay with culture, philosophy, and human experience. His narrative encourages readers to ponder their spiritual journeys and to recognize the role theology plays in shaping diverse perspectives. With clarity and insight, Ford opens the door to theological inquiry, compelling readers to explore the profound mysteries that underpin human faith and understanding.
In this brief yet impactful introduction, Ford emphasizes the relevance of theology in diverse contexts, showcasing its interplay with culture, philosophy, and human experience. His narrative encourages readers to ponder their spiritual journeys and to recognize the role theology plays in shaping diverse perspectives. With clarity and insight, Ford opens the door to theological inquiry, compelling readers to explore the profound mysteries that underpin human faith and understanding.
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