Disability Theology and Eschatology - by Preston McDaniel Hill & Aaron Brian Davis (Hardcover)

About the Book

This book offers an array of novel essays, each advancing discourse surrounding the nature of disability and Christian vision of life in the world to come. The contributors advance conversations on disability through the lenses of theology, philosophy, psychology/psychiatry, and more.

Book Synopsis

This book offers an array of novel essays, each advancing discourse surrounding the nature of disability and Christian vision of life in the world to come. The contributors advance conversations on disability through the lenses of theology, philosophy, psychology/psychiatry, and more.

Review Quotes

The question of resurrected life has bulked large in recent debates in disability theology. The authors in this extremely rich volume push the cutting edge of that debate a big step forward by asking not only how Christians should think about the resurrected life for those with physical and intellectual disabilities, but also of those with mental illness, whose conditions are very much part of their identity. A landmark work drawing together some of the most important voices in the debate today.

About the Author

Preston Hill is assistant professor of integrative theology at Richmont Graduate University, where he holds the Chair of Integration and serves as Director of the Doctor of Ministry Program.

Aaron Brian Davis is fellowship engagement director and theologian-in-residence at the Lutheran Church of the Nativity in Arden, North Carolina (US).