Shepherds : the Believer's Outline of Theology.
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TextPublication details: Eugene : Wipf and Stock Publishers, 2017.Description: 1 online resource (344 pages)Content type: - 9781532606045
- 1532606044
- Creation
- God (Christianity) -- Attributes
- Theological anthropology -- Christianity
- Création
- Dieu (Christianisme) -- Attributs
- Anthropologie théologique -- Christianisme
- creating (artistic activity)
- creation (doctrinal concept)
- RELIGION -- Christian Theology -- General
- Creation
- God (Christianity) -- Attributes
- Theological anthropology -- Christianity
- 231.765 23
- BS651 .F743 2017eb
- online - EBSCO
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How does God manage his entire creation? Has he had a plan, a theme, a metanarrative or something else which he follows that gives a unity to all of his efforts? Shepherds describes the relationship between the Creator and his creation, a relationship that is structurally integrated by the very core of who God is. There is a design within creation that radiates from his personal, unique being. What God created and how he manages it is a marvelous extension of who he is and how he acts. This relationship between God and his creation is not patterned only on his essence or being, but on his powe.