Incarnate Ground of Christian Faith - by Robert K Martin (Hardcover)

About the Book

The Incarnate Ground of Christian Faith is addressed precisely to the epistemological questions posed by postmodernity. It begins by issuing an extended critique of one of the major approaches to pastoral theology and Christian education-Thomas Groome's Shared Praxis Approach.

Book Synopsis

The Incarnate Ground of Christian Faith is addressed precisely to the epistemological questions posed by postmodernity. It begins by issuing an extended critique of one of the major approaches to pastoral theology and Christian education-Thomas Groome's Shared Praxis Approach.

Review Quotes

. . . I think this is a book that will not disappoint you.

...meets a crying need in practical theology generally and in Christian education in particular. ...Martin's book tames the otherwise runaway power of contemporary science as it establishes patterns of life and worldviews in this present age, in orderthat it (science) can begin to talk theologically.

. . . I think this is a book that will not disappoint you.

...meets a crying need in practical theology generally and in Christian education in particular. ...Martin's book tames the otherwise runaway power of contemporary science as it establishes patterns of life and worldviews in this present age, in order that it (science) can begin to talk theologically.

"This work is theologically and philosophically robust, and demonstrates Martin's excellent grasp of the work of Polanyi and Torrance."

This work is theologically and philosophically robust, and demonstrates Martin's excellent grasp of the work of Polanyi and Torrance.

About the Author

Robert K. Martin is Assistant Professor of Religious Education at Yale Divinity School.