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Do you want to understand public theology and its place in modern society?These stimulating analyses will enable readers to come to a clearer view of what Public Theology is, and how we may apply it.What is 'public theology'?Does it mean the arts?Public policy?Party politics?The answer is: probably all of these.In 'A Higher Throne' we are dealing with a rather ill-formed topic, on which there has not been a consistent viewpoint. 'A Higher Throne' is based on the Eleventh Oak Hill Annual School of Theology, and it offers a conversation among those who represent a consistently orthodox evangelicalism, who see public life in relation to the Christian gospel in quite different ways, but who are committed to thinking biblically about the matter and coming to a common mind.
Chris Green is a Christian, husband, dad, pastor, preacher, lecturer and writer. He is ordained in the Church of England, and after working in various churches, he served as Vice Principal at Oak Hill Theological College, London, teaching preaching, leadership, church planting and practical ministry. He is now vicar at St James, Muswell Hill, a vibrant church in north London
Chris Gosden, Chris Green, Anwen Cooper, Miranda Creswell, Victoria Donnelly, Tyler Franconi, Roger Glyde, Zena Kamash, Sarah Mallet, Laura Morley, Daniel Stansbie, Letty ten Harkel, University of Oxford) Gosden, Chris (School of Archaeology, University of Oxford) Green, Chris (School of Archaeology, The University of Manchester) Cooper, Anwen (Department of Classics, Ancient History and Archaeology, Project Artist) Creswell, Miranda (Project Artist, Victoria (Arup) Donnelly, Brown University) Franconi, Tyler (Joukowsky Institute for Archaeology & the Ancient World, University of Oxford) Glyde, Roger (Researcher on the EngLaId project, School of Archaeology, University of London) Kamash, Zena (Department of Classics, Royal Holloway, University of Oxford) Mallet, Sarah (Pitt Rivers Museum, University of Oxford) Morley, Laura (School of Archaeology, Letty Ten Harkel