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Creator: Porter, Andrew P. (1946-) Date: 1991 Contributing Institution: Graduate Theological Union Description: Thesis (Ph. D.)--Graduate Theological Union, BX4827.N47 P67 1991. From the Abstract, "H. Richard Niebuhr’s Doctrine of Providence in the Light of Martin Heidegger’s Philosophy. The task is to delineate Niebuhr’s doctrine of providence and then to show the points of contact with Heidegger’s pheno... View Full Item at Graduate Theological Union -
Creator: Porter, Andrew P. (1946-) Date: 2006-11-13 Contributing Institution: Graduate Theological Union Description: Thesis (M.T.S.)--Church Divinity School of the Pacific. Originally submitted in 1980. Revised in 2006. BT102 .P594. From the abstract,"The preliminary lemma of this thesis is that we meet God in circumstances of exposure, limitation, and need. Richard Niebuhr’s conception of radical monotheism ... View Full Item at Graduate Theological Union -
Creator: Porter, Andrew P. (1946-) Date: 2004 Contributing Institution: Graduate Theological Union Description: From the Wipf and Stock website (http://wipfandstock.com/theology/unwelcome-good-news.html accessed 5/8/2017): "What if you wanted to treat all of life as good, in full view of its pains? It is not 'simply' that all of life is good, because its pains can clearly be overwhelming. But is it possibl... View Full Item at Graduate Theological Union -
Creator: Porter, Andrew P. (1946-) Date: 2006 Contributing Institution: Graduate Theological Union Description: From the Wipf and Stock website ( http://wipfandstock.com/where-now-o-biologists-is-your-theory.html accessed 5/8/2017): "Intelligent Design creationism faults evolutionary biology for being ``naturalistic,'' but ID is in its own strange way just as naturalistic. Like the man who can't find his c... View Full Item at Graduate Theological Union -
Creator: Porter, Andrew P. (1946-) Date: 2008 Contributing Institution: Graduate Theological Union Description: From the Wipf and Stock website (http://wipfandstock.com/in-the-beginning-exodus.html accessed 5/8/2017): "How did the Bible come to be written? How did Israelite religion grow out of the surrounding cultures? How did Israelite religion become Christianity and rabbinic Judaism? How did scholars... View Full Item at Graduate Theological Union -
Creator: Porter, Andrew P. (1946-) Date: 2001 Contributing Institution: Graduate Theological Union Description: From the Wipf and Stock website (http://wipfandstock.com/by-the-waters-of-naturalism.html accessed 5/9/2017): "We are taught by our culture to think that for God to act, he has to interfere with the natural course of events in one way or another, perhaps through the openings left by quantum indet... View Full Item at Graduate Theological Union -
Creator: Porter, Andrew P. (1946-) Date: 2011 Contributing Institution: Graduate Theological Union Description: From the Introduction (p xiii): "The inquiry here began by questioning what it means to be a historical being, what it means to be part of a historical religion. Those questions were posed for me by prior work in which biblical religion (Christianity and rabbinic Judaism) became conspicuous in... View Full Item at Graduate Theological Union -
Creator: Porter, Andrew P. (1946-) Date: 2001 Contributing Institution: Graduate Theological Union Description: Volume I provides an in depth study of Monotheism focusing on "Present or Absent?" and "How is God Present?". BT103 .P68 2001 v.1 View Full Item at Graduate Theological Union -
Creator: Andrew P. Porter Date: 2016 Contributing Institution: Graduate Theological Union Description: From the publisher's website (http://www.xulonpress.com/bookstore/bookdetail.php?PB_ISBN=9781498465274&HC_ISBN=) : "Concepts taken for granted cause trouble later if they are forgotten. Biblical religion is world-affirming and historical. That means finding some positive construction for the pain... View Full Item at Graduate Theological Union