The Jesus Creed: Loving God, Loving Others.(Book Review)

From: The Christian Century | Date: August 23, 2005| Author: Howell, James | Copyright information

The Jesus Creed: Loving God, Loving Others.

By Scot McKnight. Paraclete, 348 pp., $16.95 paperback.

Loving Jesus.

By Mark Allan Powell. Fortress, 208 pp., $16.00 paperback.

TWO BIBLE scholars have weighed in with books that emphasize love as the heart of our life with God--a stirring reminder for those of us who function in brain mode and speak of the practices of spiritual formation so adamantly that it begins to feel like boot camp. Fai...

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