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Educating for Shalom

Name: Educating for Shalom
Brand: William B Eerdmans Publishing Co
SKU: 04163524
Price: 27.58 EUR
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Author: Nicholas Wolterstorff
ISBN: 9780802827531

Nicholas Wolterstorff

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English

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Libristo code: 04163524

Publishers William B Eerdmans Publishing Co, February 2004

In addition to his notable work as a premier Christian philosopher, Nicholas Wolterstorff has become... Full description

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In addition to his notable work as a premier Christian philosopher, Nicholas Wolterstorff has become a leading voice on faith-based higher education. This volume gathers the best of Wolterstorff's essays from the past twenty-five years dealing collectively with the purpose of Christian higher education and the nature of academic learning. Integrated throughout by the biblical idea of shalom, these nineteen essays present a robust framework for thinking about education that combines a Reformed confessional perspective with a radical social conscience and an increasingly progressivist pedagogy. Wolterstorff develops his ideas in relation to an astonishing variety of thinkers ranging from Calvin, Kuyper, and Jellema to Augustine, Aquinas, and Kant to Weber, Habermas, and MacIntyre. In the process, he critiques various models of education, classic foundationalism, modernization theory, liberal arts, and academic freedom.