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Author: Stephen Lowe ,
Martyn Percy
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint: Routledge
Edition: illustrated edition
Weight: 0.570kg
ISBN: 9780754634171
ISBN 10: 0754634175
Pages: 224
Publication Date: 28 May 2004
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Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
'This book is a fitting tribute to the profound effect Wesley Carr's thinking and writing has had on a generation of Church leaders, and is testimony to the respect and affection in which he is held by his friends'. The Rt Revd Tim Stevens, Bishop of Leicester '... this volume leaves the reader with some important new insights and some essential theological challenges.' Reviews in Religion and Theology 'one of the original features of this 'festschrift' is Wesley's own response to what we read. It makes the book feel like a real engagement... The range and breadth of these essays is exemplary... This is a wise book reflecting the wise ministry of a wise priest. It is an admirable starting point for the discussion as to where our Church is now and in what directions it is likely to go if, under God, it is to survive and serve.' Crucible 'The genuine tenderness [Wesley Carr] displays in his response to the essays is one of a man touched profoundly that scholars, priests and theologians should present him with such a tribute. In parts it is a challenging one, and the more genuine for that. It is richly deserved.' Theology
'This book is a fitting tribute to the profound effect Wesley Carr's thinking and writing has had on a generation of Church leaders, and is testimony to the respect and affection in which he is held by his friends'. The Rt Revd Tim Stevens, Bishop of Leicester '... this volume leaves the reader with some important new insights and some essential theological challenges.' Reviews in Religion and Theology 'one of the original features of this 'festschrift' is Wesley's own response to what we read. It makes the book feel like a real engagement... The range and breadth of these essays is exemplary... This is a wise book reflecting the wise ministry of a wise priest. It is an admirable starting point for the discussion as to where our Church is now and in what directions it is likely to go if, under God, it is to survive and serve.' Crucible 'The genuine tenderness [Wesley Carr] displays in his response to the essays is one of a man touched profoundly that scholars, priests and theologians should present him with such a tribute. In parts it is a challenging one, and the more genuine for that. It is richly deserved.' Theology
Author Information
Martyn Percy, Ripon College Cuddesdon, UK and Stephen Lowe, Bishop of Hulme, Diocese of Manchester, UK. Paul Avis, Duncan B. Forrester, Robin Gill, Stephen Lowe, Anton Obholzer, Martyn Percy, Emma Percy, Alastair Redfern, Edward R. Shapiro, Angela Tilby, Frances Ward, Christopher Moody, Tom Wright.
