Christian Wisdom: Desiring God and Learning in Love

David F. Ford

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Introduction: theology as wisdom 1. Wisdom cries 2. A wisdom interpretation of scripture 3. Job! 4. Job and post-holocaust wisdom 5. Jesus, the spirit and desire: wisdom Christology 6. Learning to live in the spirit: tradition and worship 7. Loving the God of wisdom 8. Inter-faith wisdom: scriptural reasoning between Jews, Christians and Muslims 9. Interdisciplinary wisdom: knowledge and formation in the negotiable university 10. Interpersonal wisdom: L'Arche, learning disability and the Gospel of John Conclusion: love's wisdom.

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