Redemption in Irish History John Marsden

Redemption in Irish History

Author: John Marsden
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With chapters on Pearse and Connolly, history, theology, politics, economics come together in creative dialogue to illuminate topics such as nationalism, unionism, and republicanism.
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With chapters on Pearse and Connolly, history, theology, politics, economics come together in creative dialogue to illuminate topics such as nationalism, unionism, and republicanism. ‘ … argues persuasively that a theology of redemption that is not just other-worldly can be a cogent tool in mobilising the political forces necessary to create a more just and caring society in both parts of this island.’ – T.P. O’Mahony in Doctrine & Life   About the AuthorJohn Marsden teaches Theology and Christian Social Ethics, he is a Church of Ireland Rector of Newbridge and offers readers contextual theology.

With chapters on Pearse and Connolly, history, theology, politics, economics come together in creative dialogue to illuminate topics such as nationalism, unionism, and republicanism.

‘ … argues persuasively that a theology of redemption that is not just other-worldly can be a cogent tool in mobilising the political forces necessary to create a more just and caring society in both parts of this island.’ – T.P. O’Mahony in Doctrine & Life

 

About the Author

John Marsden teaches Theology and Christian Social Ethics, he is a Church of Ireland Rector of Newbridge and offers readers contextual theology.

With chapters on Pearse and Connolly, history, theology, politics, economics come together in creative dialogue to illuminate topics such as nationalism, unionism, and republicanism.

‘ … argues persuasively that a theology of redemption that is not just other-worldly can be a cogent tool in mobilising the political forces necessary to create a more just and caring society in both parts of this island.’ – T.P. O’Mahony in Doctrine & Life

 

About the Author

John Marsden teaches Theology and Christian Social Ethics, he is a Church of Ireland Rector of Newbridge and offers readers contextual theology.