The widely-known minister of the Myers Park Baptist Church of Charlotte, N. C. sets forth here an approach to an...

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THE RECOVERY OF THE PERSON

The widely-known minister of the Myers Park Baptist Church of Charlotte, N. C. sets forth here an approach to an ""incarnational realism in ethics"", which he sees emerging as a new Christian humanism out of the variations in theological thinking of the past quarter century and more. The contents are organized under three captions: The New Human Race: A Categorical Imperative; The A Twentieth Century Extension; and The Image of God: A Theology of Identification. These themes are developed with the liveliness of address, richness of , and sweep of thought characteristic of the author's preaching. A for the validation of the Church underlies all that is said. The book should discussion among its readers, and these should be many.

Pub Date: Nov. 1, 1963

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Publisher: Abingdon

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Kirkus Reviews Issue: Nov. 1, 1963

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