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Book Review: Critical Faith

Word, and the metaphors of liberation and reconciliation to translate the material content of justification. He then discusses God, creation, fall, covenant, Christ, church, salvation, and consummation as motifs in an integrated story about the vision of God. One especially fruitful use of story is with the presence of evil in a world created by an omnipotent, all-merciful God. In the Christian story the metaphor of an Oriental potentate with traits of dominating masculinity and a timeless Greek form is abandoned for the vision of a God who overcomes evil In the crucifixion and resurrection by a vulnerable but victorious Shalom. Everything is seen in sequence as the unfolding of a story, and hence logical contradictions are resolved in time. Certainly we have not yet heard the end of story theology.