Robert Karl Gnuse Bücher

She doesn't exist. She can't exist. 'A uniquely gothic tale about grief, belonging and hiding in plain sight' Jess Kidd, author of Things in Jars

The collection features sermon stories that resonate with contemporary audiences, blending personal experiences with humor and biblical insights. Each narrative is accompanied by relevant scripture and includes homiletical commentary. The stories are categorized into historical memories, folklore, and fables, with some drawn from Jewish tradition, offering a fresh perspective often overlooked by Christians. Readers can expect a range of emotional responses, from heartwarming tales to thought-provoking insights.

Exploring the intersection of biblical narratives and Classical Greek literature, this collection of essays reveals how biblical authors drew inspiration from Hellenistic texts in crafting the Primary History. The work features an original introduction and a concluding chapter that cohesively ties the essays together, offering a fresh perspective on the influence of Greek culture on biblical storytelling.

The rise of monotheistic religious faith in ancient Israel and post-exilic Judaism inspired the imperative for social justice on behalf of the poor and the oppressed. Though some authors have maintained that monotheism inspires tyranny, this author maintains that real monotheistic faith affirms justice and human equality.