Seeing-Remembering-Connecting: Subversive Practices of Being Church

Language: English

Published by Cascade Books, Eugene, OR, 2016

1498281974 / 9781498281973

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From the back cover: "A manifesto for a public church to bin in and for the world! Combing political and liberation theologies with ecumenical insights and a Lutheran pugnacity, this book transcontextually subverts our seeing, elicits remembering to transfigure our memory and inspires connecting to bring about transformation." The front cover is curved, and there is a little bumping on the corner of the page edges. --- We are a Benedictine Monastery/Seminary Library; thank you for your support.

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Title
Seeing-Remembering-Connecting: Subversive Practices of Being Church
Author
Bloomquist, Karen L.
Publisher
Cascade Books, Eugene, OR
Publication year
2016
Condition
Very Good
Binding
Paperback
Language
English
ISBN 10
1498281974
ISBN 13
9781498281973
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5.5x8.5"

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Mount Angel Abbey Library is housed in a world-renowned building designed by Finnish architect, Alvar Aalto. The architecture of the Abbey Library reflects and shapes its spirit and purpose. The building's natural light illumines the multi-color bindings, offered on open stacks against a disciplined black and white background, softened by undulating curves and light colored wood. The structure, including three stories and a mezzanine, was completed in 1970. The library is a part of Mount Angel Abbey a community of Benedictine Monks.

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