Friendly Guide to Jesus - Softcover

Hamilton, Andrew

 
9781920721978: Friendly Guide to Jesus

Inhaltsangabe

"I was reminded of the story of the big sign erected outside a church. It announced, 'Jesus is the answer.' Underneath it someone had written in big letters, 'Yeah, but what is the question?' Young people are right to be asking big questions. They want to explore what their lives and the world are about. But they don't just want big answers to these questions. They want answers that will make a difference in their lives. They want to know how to live happily and well. So do we all. That is what faith in Jesus is about."
From the Introduction

In A Friendly Guide to Jesus, Andrew Hamilton SJ looks for answers to questions about Jesus. Not just who was he but who is he for us today. How can faith in Jesus help us to understand what really matters? What does it mean to be a follower of Jesus? How can we live happily and well as Christians? It is a guide book in the search for meaning, incorporating story and art, maps, charts, scripture guides and information boxes.

The second title in John Garratt Publishing's Friendly Guide series, A Friendly Guide to Jesus is clear, concise and accessible, ideally suited to an introductory level readership. For students and teachers it will be an invaluable resource to supplement the Religious Education program. Similarly, parish groups, RCIA teams and candidates or anyone wanting to improve their understanding of the life and mission of Jesus, will find this text indispensable.

Throughout this book Jan Hynes's stunning paintings of the urban landscape of contemporary Australia, as well as one of Australian wilderness, illustrate the life of Jesus in a fresh and vivid way. Her explanations of the imagery in each painting add layers of meaning to the viewer's experience.

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Über die Autorin bzw. den Autor

Andrew Hamilton is a Jesuit priest. He teaches Theology at the United Faculty of Theology in Melbourne. The focus of his teaching has been on Christology, the Sacraments and the history and theology of the Early Church. He is also editorial consultant at Jesuit Communications in Melbourne, whose magazines include Eureka Street, Australian Catholics and Madonna. He has contributed extensively to these magazines, and also to a range of other theological journals and religious magazines. Andy has an interest in asylum seekers and refugee communities and issues, being involved in community groups. He has served for many years as chaplain to the Melbourne Laotian and Cambodian Catholic communities, has written widely on refugee issues and is chaplain to the Immigration Detention Centre in Melbourne.

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