N. T. Wright è un eminente studioso biblico a livello globale, dedito all'esplorazione del cristianesimo primitivo e del Nuovo Testamento. Il suo lavoro è caratterizzato da una profonda comprensione del contesto storico e culturale dei testi cristiani antichi, unita a un'analisi perspicace delle loro implicazioni teologiche. Wright si impegna a rendere accessibili le complesse idee bibliche a un vasto pubblico, dimostrandone la rilevanza per il mondo contemporaneo. Il suo approccio è segnato da rigorosa ricerca accademica, comunicazione chiara e argomentazioni convincenti, che lo rendono una figura influente negli studi biblici e nella teologia.
N. T. Wright presents a collection of pastoral excerpts from his acclaimed works, aimed at inspiring readers to embody the principle of living "on earth as it is in heaven." This compilation reflects his insights as a leading Bible scholar and Anglican bishop, offering guidance for those seeking to deepen their spiritual lives and engage meaningfully with their faith in everyday contexts.
Offering a fresh perspective on the historical figure of Jesus, this work by N. T. Wright serves as an accessible introduction to the quest for understanding Him. It highlights the significance of this exploration for Christian faith, making complex ideas approachable for readers. Part of the IVP Signature Collection, it combines Wright's engaging lectures and writings, providing a compelling and credible portrayal that challenges conventional views and invites deeper reflection on Jesus' impact.
Introducing to the pangolin--the shy, scaly-skinned creature scapegoated for the coronavirus outbreak. What is a pangolin? A mythical creature? A dinosaur? Why was this introverted animal one of the most feared creatures during the COVID-19 pandemic? And what can this endangered species teach us about surviving sickness, attacks, and isolation? This illustrated manifesto will clear up the tabloid misconceptions and reveal time-tested pangolin beliefs. -- adapted from back cover
Yaro, a little boy from an African tribe, meets a baby rhino who becomes his best friend. They get up to lots of mischievous adventures together, sometimes causing the village and other animals some trouble. In this first adventure, they encounter a lion and play football together. But will the village accept them?
This work offers comprehensive analyses of Jesus and the Gospels, showcasing the insights of a leading New Testament scholar. It delves into the historical context, theological implications, and interpretative challenges surrounding the life and teachings of Jesus, providing readers with a profound understanding of the Gospels' significance. Through meticulous research and thought-provoking commentary, it presents a valuable resource for both scholars and lay readers interested in biblical studies.
Exploring the Gospel of John, this insightful follow-up delves into how Christianity offers a meaningful perspective on contemporary life. The author, a prominent Bible scholar and Anglican bishop, articulates the relevance of Christian teachings in understanding the complexities of the modern world, making a case for the faith's enduring significance.
Focusing on the transformative journey of Paul, the apostle known for his dramatic conversion, this work by N. T. Wright challenges common interpretations of his teachings. As a leading New Testament scholar, Wright argues that many scholars and pastors have overlooked the true significance of Paul's mission and message. By delving into the historical and theological context, he aims to illuminate Paul's role as a foundational figure in early Christianity, offering fresh insights into his life and contributions.
This collection features comprehensive Bible studies by renowned New Testament scholar N. T. Wright, offering deep insights into biblical texts. Readers can expect thorough analyses that illuminate the historical context and theological significance of the New Testament, enhancing their understanding of scripture. Wright's expertise provides a fresh perspective, making these studies valuable for both personal reflection and group discussions.
Biblically-based reflections from twenty leading Christian thinkers to help you navigate the coronavirus pandemic.
Reconsidering the Meaning of Jesus's Crucifixion
The narrative explores the aftermath of Jesus of Nazareth's crucifixion, highlighting the prevailing despair and the perception of his death as a defeat rather than a heroic act. It emphasizes the dominance of Roman power and the belief that nothing would change in the wake of his execution, underscoring the theme of death's finality in a world ruled by Caesar. The book delves into the historical context of this pivotal moment, setting the stage for the eventual transformation of Jesus' legacy.