Brokenness and Grace - (Studies in Reformed Theology) (Paperback)

About the Book

Sin and brokenness have been ousted from our contemporary educational paradigm. This volume, written by a variety of experts, challenges this paradigm and shows how brokenness is not only indispensably tied to education, but also a fruitful part of education.

Book Synopsis

In an era where contemporary education often neglects the complexities of brokenness, evil, and sin, this volume offers a pioneering examination of these concepts through a theological lens. Roel Kuiper and Bram de Muynck curate contributions from distinguished scholars across pedagogy, psychology, philosophy, and theology to reintegrate notions of grace, forgiveness, and hope into educational discourse. Addressing manifestations of evil and suffering within educational settings, this interdisciplinary work provides educators with theoretical and practical frameworks to enhance human flourishing. By bridging historical and contemporary perspectives, this book seeks to enrich educational theory and practice with profound, holistic approaches to human formation.