Wisdom & Creation: The Theology of Wisdom Literature

Leo G. Perdue

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A comprehensive, systematic account of the theology of the Wisdom tradition. Perdue asserts that Wisdom literature is grounded in the theological tradition of creation. The contemporary importance of the creation theology of Wisdom literature is that it can move the church away from a one-sided emphasis on salvation history and eschatology to a serious participation in environmental concerns and social justice.

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