Brueggemann, Walter <br/><br/>
Disruptive Grace: Reflections on God, Scripture, and the Church 

 - Minneapolis  Fortress Press  2011 
 - 394p 
<br/><br/>PART I. TORAH<br/>DEMAND AND DELIVERANCE: BRUEGGEMANN ON THE TORAH<br/>Carolyn J. Sharp<br/>1. Summons to a Dialogic Life.<br/>2. Exodus: Limit and Possibility<br/>3. Sabbath as Antidote to Anxiety<br/>4. The Countercommands of Sinai<br/>PART II. PROPHETS<br/>REFUSAL AND REDESCRIPTION: BRUEGGEMANN ON THE PROPHETS<br/>Carolyn J. Sharp<br/>5. Every City a Holy City: The Holy City in Jeopardy<br/>6. Every City a Holy City: The City of Possibility<br/>7. Prophetic Ministry in the National Security State<br/>8. The Land Mourns<br/>PART III. WRITINGS<br/>SKEPTICISM AND DOXOLOGY: BRUEGGEMANN ON THE WRITINGS<br/>Carolyn J. Sharp<br/>9. A Necessary Condition of a Good, Loud Lament<br/>10. The Fearful Thirst for Dialogue<br/>11. Spirit-Led Imagination: Reality Practiced in a Sub-Version<br/>12. Wisdom as "Practical Theology"<br/>PART IV. CANON AND IMAGINATION<br/>EXODUS AND RESURRECTION: BRUEGGEMANN ON THE CANON<br/>Carolyn J. Sharp<br/>13. Hosting Alternative Worlds<br/>14. Impossible Talk/Impossible Walk<br/>15. Faithful Imagination as Sustained Subversion<br/>16. Scriptural Strategies against Exclusionary Absolutism<br/>17. A Life and a Time Other than Our Own 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780800697945 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>B83  / B832