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Author: P H Brazier ,
Alan Shore
Publisher: Wipf & Stock Publishers
Imprint: Wipf & Stock Publishers
Dimensions:
Width: 15.20cm
, Height: 1.90cm
, Length: 22.90cm
Weight: 0.585kg
ISBN: 9781725291980
ISBN 10: 1725291983
Pages: 312
Publication Date: 28 October 2021
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Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
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Reviews
I am and have been a Jewish believer in the gospel for close to fifty years. . . . Lewis played a formative role in that faith decision. Like many others before me, I was much taken by the patient and friendly tone of Lewis's apologetic writing as he adduced the arguments to make his case. . . . C. S. Lewis's God was integrally connected with both the history and the destiny of the Jewish people, and so was he. --Alan Shore, Missionary, State of Washington A Hebraic Inkling is the first book-length study focusing upon Lewis's understanding of Jewish attitudes toward Scripture. In addition to offering a comprehensive view of Lewis's theological understanding of God's selection of the Hebrews as his chosen people, Brazier deftly demonstrates the personal influence Joy Davidman had upon Lewis's mature understanding of Jewish culture, ideas, and traditions. Well-researched, erudite, and articulate, A Hebraic Inkling is a welcomed addition to Lewis scholarship. --Don King, Professor of English, Montreat College
"""I am and have been a Jewish believer in the gospel for close to fifty years. . . . Lewis played a formative role in that faith decision. Like many others before me, I was much taken by the patient and friendly tone of Lewis's apologetic writing as he adduced the arguments to make his case. . . . C. S. Lewis's God was integrally connected with both the history and the destiny of the Jewish people, and so was he."" --Alan Shore, Missionary, State of Washington ""A Hebraic Inkling is the first book-length study focusing upon Lewis's understanding of Jewish attitudes toward Scripture. In addition to offering a comprehensive view of Lewis's theological understanding of God's selection of the Hebrews as his chosen people, Brazier deftly demonstrates the personal influence Joy Davidman had upon Lewis's mature understanding of Jewish culture, ideas, and traditions. Well-researched, erudite, and articulate, A Hebraic Inkling is a welcomed addition to Lewis scholarship."" --Don King, Professor of English, Montreat College"
Author Information
An independent theologian and scholar living in London, P.H. Brazier holds degrees in Fine Art, Education, and Systematic Theology. Paul has published widely in theology and philosophy including an in-depth systematic analysis of C. S. Lewis's theology; he has also published on Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky, Karl Barth, and Colin E. Gunton. A retired teacher, the author is the care-giver for his wife Hilary who has severe epilepsy.
