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An outstanding introduction for college, seminary, and lay readers, this second edition of the 1996 volume has been fully updated and expanded with new resources, examples, vignettes, diagnostic exercises, and case studies. Addressing the how and why of theological sources, movements, and methods, Stone and Duke guide readers into their own theological roots and then into major theological...

FOR MUCH OF HISTORY, CRAFT HAS BEEN AN IMPORtant function in human culture. The time-honored practice of any craft (like that of garment makers, weavers, stone carvers, or cabinetmakers) involves the fashioning of materials into an end product through the exercise of skills that can be learned and perfected. They draw, measure, cut, assemble, glue, nail, stitch, polish, trim. To anyone unskilled in a craft, the results seem almost magical; but its practitioners have
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