Books in the The Church and Postmodern Culture series

A renowned theologian critiques the modern concept of nature, showing how understanding the world as creation can help heal our lands and communities.

Builds on the work of Brian McLaren, Robert Webber, and others in assessing the contemporary church scene to discover what postmodernity has to say to the church.

A renowned philosopher introduces contemporary issues in philosophical hermeneutics related to the church's task of interpreting the Bible.

This book compares and contrasts capitalism and Christianity, showing how Christianity provides resources for faithfully navigating the global economy.

A leading Christian philosopher introduces the philosophical sources behind contemporary theology, offering a fresh analysis of relativism and pragmatism.

A distinguished philosopher examines the nature of liturgy and explores God's call to Christians to improvise as living works of art.

Through an in-depth engagement with social theorist Pierre Bourdieu, this book explicates the relationship between theology and its social context, articulating a vision for the church's involvement with what God is doing in the world.