Disruptive grace : the uncompromising theology of Walter Brueggemann / Carolyn J. Sharp
Part I. Torah. Demand and deliverance : Brueggeman on the Torah / Carolyn J. Sharp
1. Summons to a dialogic life
2. Exodus: limit and possibility
3. Sabbath as antidote to anxiety
4. The countercommands of Sinai
Part II. Prophets. Refusal and redescription : Brueggemann on the prophets / Carolyn J. Sharp
5. Every city a holy city : the holy city in jeopardy
6. Every city a holy city : the city of possibility
7. Prophetic ministry in the national security state
8. The land mourns
Part III. Writings. Skepticism and doxology : Brueggemann on the writings / Carolyn J. Sharp
9. A necessary condition of a good, loud lament
10. The fearful thirst for dialogue
11. Spirit-led imagination : reality practiced in a sub-version
12. Wisdom as "practical theology"
Part IV. Canon and Imagination. Exodus and resurrection : Brueggemann on the canon / Carolyn J. Sharp
13. Hosting alternative worlds
14. Impossible talk, impossible walk
15. Faithful imagination as sustained subversion
16. Scriptural strategies against exclusionary absolutism
17. A life and a time other than our own.
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Disruptive grace : reflections on God, scripture, and the Church by Walter Brueggemann. ISBN 9780334043997. Published by SCM in 2011. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
