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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'When a theologian speaks of the widespread misconception nowadays, that faith is an intellectual holding of what-is-possible, they underpin a wretched reduction of faith. Since the interest of New Testament studies shifted to philosophical details, the word of the Bible was treated intellectually, thus shaking the foundation of faith in many people.' -- Christoph RauCould a deeper cause of today's myriad human troubles be related to a dwindling or even nonexistent familiarity with the four New Testament Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John This is the view of Christoph Rau, for whom today's prevailing approach to theological research--which treats the ancient religious texts more as literary products than authentic records of spiritual experience--is, if anything, a contributing factor in our modern alienation from the spirit.In this book, Rau presents the results of five decades of research, demonstrating the independent structure of each of the four canonical Gospels. Through clear analyses, he illumines the distinctive stylistic features of each composition, revealing the design principles through which the meaning and goal of each Gospel can be understood.Beyond the intrinsic value of each Gospel, the author draws on their special features to explain how the spiritual richness of the four written works is fully revealed only by considering the pre-Christian religions, because each of the evangelists describes the incarnation of the Son of God from the perspective of his own mystery religion. Furthermore, the author succeeds in showing that the Gospels, despite their seeming contradictions, are elements of a common organism.This book is a translation from German of Die Vier um den Einen: Wesensart und spiritueller Hintergrund der Evangelien (Verlag Dr. Dieter Winkler, 2008).…

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Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Zustand: Bien. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Bien. Essays "Books: Eric L. Santner on Giorgio Agamben's 'The Kingdom and the Glory,'" by Eric L. Santner; "Film: P. Adams Sitney on Jerome Hiler's 'Words of Mercury,'" by P. Adams Sitney; "Film: J. Hoberman on Jafar Panahi's 'This Is Not a Film,'" by J. Hoberman; "Film: James Quandt on Pablo Larraín's 'Post Mortem,'" by James Quandt: "On Site: David Velasco on the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art," by David Velasco; "Design: "Seth Siegelaub on Collecting Textiles," by Seth Siegelaub, introduction by Lauren O'Neill-Butler; "Media: Brian Droitcour on Artie Vierkant," by Brian Droitcour; "Top Ten," by Loretta Fahrenholz; "First Position: The Early Performance Work of Sturtevant," by Bruce Hainley; "Perfect Fit: John Chamberlain Remembered," by Lynne Cooke and Larry Bell; "Pandora's Black Box: Algorithms of Taste," by Michael Sanchez; "L'Homme Machine: The Art of Konrad Klapheck," by Dieter Roelstraete; "1000 Words: Boris Charmatz," by Catherine Wood; " "Close-Up: Restored to Power. Tony Pipolo on Abel Gance's 'Napoléon,'" by Tony Pipolo; "Openings: Rey Akdogan," by Alex Kitnick. Reviews by Anna Lovatt, Sarah K. Rich, Martha Buskirk, David Rimanelli, David Frankel, Robert Pincus-Witten, Frances Richard, Suzanne Hudson, Barry Schwabsky, Johanna Burton, Lauren O'Neill-Butler, Donald Kuspit, Joshua Decter, Michael Wilson, Lloyd Wise, Brian Sholis, Emily Hall, Agnieszka Gratza, Daniel Marcus, Jennifer King, Michelle Grabner, Nick Stillman, Franklin Melendez, Natilee Harren, Phyllis Tuchman, Rachel Withers, Sherman Sam, Lillian Davies, Guitemie Maldonado, Astrid Mania, Jens Asthoff, John Beeson, Noemi Smolik, Quinn Latimer, Marco Tagliafierro, Marco Meneguzzo, Hans den Hartog Jager, Jos Van den Bergh, Brigitte Huck, Markéta Stará, Marek Bartelik, Filipa Oliveira, and Daniel Quiles. Cover: Sturtevant.…

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Zustand: Bien. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Bien. Essays "Books: Eric L. Santner on Giorgio Agamben's 'The Kingdom and the Glory,'" by Eric L. Santner; "Film: P. Adams Sitney on Jerome Hiler's 'Words of Mercury,'" by P. Adams Sitney; "Film: J. Hoberman on Jafar Panahi's 'This Is Not a Film,'" by J. Hoberman; "Film: James Quandt on Pablo Larraín's 'Post Mortem,'" by James Quandt: "On Site: David Velasco on the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art," by David Velasco; "Design: "Seth Siegelaub on Collecting Textiles," by Seth Siegelaub, introduction by Lauren O'Neill-Butler; "Media: Brian Droitcour on Artie Vierkant," by Brian Droitcour; "Top Ten," by Loretta Fahrenholz; "First Position: The Early Performance Work of Sturtevant," by Bruce Hainley; "Perfect Fit: John Chamberlain Remembered," by Lynne Cooke and Larry Bell; "Pandora's Black Box: Algorithms of Taste," by Michael Sanchez; "L'Homme Machine: The Art of Konrad Klapheck," by Dieter Roelstraete; "1000 Words: Boris Charmatz," by Catherine Wood; " "Close-Up: Restored to Power. Tony Pipolo on Abel Gance's 'Napoléon,'" by Tony Pipolo; "Openings: Rey Akdogan," by Alex Kitnick. Reviews by Anna Lovatt, Sarah K. Rich, Martha Buskirk, David Rimanelli, David Frankel, Robert Pincus-Witten, Frances Richard, Suzanne Hudson, Barry Schwabsky, Johanna Burton, Lauren O'Neill-Butler, Donald Kuspit, Joshua Decter, Michael Wilson, Lloyd Wise, Brian Sholis, Emily Hall, Agnieszka Gratza, Daniel Marcus, Jennifer King, Michelle Grabner, Nick Stillman, Franklin Melendez, Natilee Harren, Phyllis Tuchman, Rachel Withers, Sherman Sam, Lillian Davies, Guitemie Maldonado, Astrid Mania, Jens Asthoff, John Beeson, Noemi Smolik, Quinn Latimer, Marco Tagliafierro, Marco Meneguzzo, Hans den Hartog Jager, Jos Van den Bergh, Brigitte Huck, Markéta Stará, Marek Bartelik, Filipa Oliveira, and Daniel Quiles. Cover: Sturtevant.…

Other. Tall Quarto Leaves, Three Manuscript Legal Documents. All leaves folded thrice, with minor wear to edges, light to moderate uneven age toning and several instances of minor foxing throughout. Three legal documents related to a civil case filed in Franklin Circuit Court in Chancery in Kentucky, with Joshua Waddington of New York as defendant. Two of the three documents are drafts, of which the third is the final, signed answer to be filed by Waddington. All appear to be in the same scribal hand. Associate Justice of the US Supreme Court Henry Brockholst Livingston administered the oath for the sworn answer provided to Chancery by Waddington, as evidenced by Livingston's jurat. Livingston had earlier served (along with Alexander Hamilton) as defense counsel for Waddington in the landmark case Rutgers v. Waddington. Documents: 1. Completed Sworn Answer (Quarto, 6 pages) - The final executed legal answer of Joshua Waddington, "surviving partner of the firm of Waddington & Harwood," to the Bill of Complaint of William Hunter in the Franklin Circuit Court in Chancery (Frankfort, Kentucky). The document is sworn and subscribed before "B. Livingston", almost certainly Henry Brockholst Livingston, Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court (1807-1823), dated 4 December 1815. Bound at top left corner with cloth, wax-sealed tie. 2. Draft Answer No. 1 (Quarto, 4 pages) - Earlier draft of the above, with variant phrasing, strikeouts, and reordered passages; contains substantive differences in the presentation of certain facts regarding property transfers and payments to co-defendant Daniel Weisiger. Unsigned. 3. Draft Answer No. 2 (Quarto, 5 pages) - Further working draft, more heavily corrected, showing evolution toward the final executed version; retains some language later dropped from the completed answer. Unsigned. The pleadings arise from a chancery suit in the Franklin Circuit Court (in Frankfort, Kentucky), with a William Hunter as plaintiff and Joshua Waddington as defendant. The controversy centers on a warehouse lot and factory in the Town of Frankfort. Around 1808, Hunter entered a partnership with Daniel Weisiger and John Instone. Instone, indebted to the firm "Waddington & Harwood" (owned by John Waddington and John Harwood of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), mortgaged his share of the Frankfort property to Waddington as security. Instone later sold his interest to a man named Garner, who in turn mortgaged it back to Waddington to secure the purchase price and existing debt. The property was converted into a brewery under Garner's management, and Garner and Hunter appear to have gone into business together. Payments made to Weisiger, and questions over whether Garner received clear title, appear to form the key points of contention. The completed answer is Waddington's formal, sworn response to Hunter's bill of complaint. It sets out the chain of transactions, affirms Waddington's security interest, and disclaims responsibility for certain arrangements made without his knowledge or consent. The drafts represent earlier iterations of this answer, showing how Waddington's counsel refined the legal position before the oath was taken before Justice Livingston. Procedurally, the case is an example early nineteenth-century chancery practice: a non-resident defendant could swear an answer before a qualified judicial officer in his home state (here, a U.S. Supreme Court Justice in New York), with the executed document transmitted to the Kentucky court. RW Consignment. Shelved at Rockville, Room A, General Ephemera Part 2. Joshua Waddington (1755-1844): Born in Walkeringham, Nottinghamshire, England, Waddington emigrated to New York before the American Revolution, where he became a leading merchant and financier. A founder and long-serving director of the Bank of New York, he was deeply involved in transatlantic and interstate trade. He was the defendant in the landmark 1784 case Rutgers v. Waddington, argued in part by Alexande. Signed.…