Exploring the place of Christianity, the Church and their claims to uphold the truth in an age of `post-truth', Truth and the Church in a Secular Age takes an approach both historical in its depth and contemporary in its concerns.

Jasper, David

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Foreword by the Most Revd Mark Strange

Introduction

1. Truth and the Biblical Tradition

2. The Origins of Truth in Philosophy, Theology and Theory

3. Seeing As: Wittgenstein’s Approach to Truth

4. Truth and Public Theology

5. Tangling the Fibres of the Threefold Cord: Truth and the Anglican Tradition

6. Liturgy as a Repository of Truth

7. Truth and Experience: Prayer and Ascetic Practice

8. Rudolf Otto: Truth and the Holy

9. Truth, Non-Truth and Reality in the Pastoral Context

10. Sciences and Truth: A Scientist’s View

11. Sciences and Truths: A Theologian’s View

12. Today’s Church and the Politics of Post-Truth

Afterword

Exploring the place of Christianity, the Church and their claims to uphold the truth in an age of `post-truth’, Truth and the Church in a Secular Age takes an approach both historical in its depth and contemporary in its concerns.

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Exploring the place of Christianity, the Church and their claims to uphold the truth in an age of `post-truth’, Truth and the Church in a Secular Age takes an approach both historical in its depth and contemporary in its concerns.

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