More on the Drama of Scripture…

Last updated on: January 13, 2012 at 5:01 pm by Christopher Smith

More on the Drama of Scripture… 2012-01-13T17:01:22-05:00 Christopher Smith

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Thanks to everyone who added their thoughts to my post on Wednesday. They have been immensely helpful in thinking about the drama of creation. A particular thanks to Wes Vander Lugt, who pointed me to the following two books, which I have been devouring over the last couple of days, and finding very helpful. I’m posting excerpts here, so that you might enjoy them as well…

Improvisation: The Drama of Christian Ethics.
Sam Wells.
Brazos Press, 2004.

*** CLICK HERE to read an excerpt from this book on Google Books

The Drama of Doctrine.
Kevin Vanhoozer.
WJK Books, 2005.

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