Table of Contents

Contributors
Introduction - Wesley Vander Lugt and Trevor Hart
1 At Play in the Theodrama of the Lord: The Triune God of the Gospel - Kevin J. Vanhoozer
2 Beyond Theatre and Incarnation -Trevor Hart
3 The Intractable Sense of an Ending: Gethsemane's Prayer on the Tragic Stage - Ivan Patricio Khovacs
4 Raising a Tempest: Brookian Theatre as an Analogy for Providence - Timothy Gorringe
5 In Praise of Empty Churches - Shannon Craigo-Snell
6 Play It Again: Kierkegaard's Repetition as Philosophy and Drama - George Pattison
7 The Play of Christian Life: When Wisdom Calls to Wisdom - Jim Fodor
8 Doing God's Story: Theatre, Christian Initiation, and Being Human Together - Todd E. Johnson
9 And That's True Too: Revelation, Drama, and the Shape of Christian Ethics - David Cunningham
10 Eucharistic Drama: Rehearsal for a Revolution - Marilyn McCord Adams
11 Holy Theatre: Enfleshing the Word - Richard Carter and Samuel Wells
12 The Church as a Theatre of the Oppressed: The Promise of Transformational Theatre for a Youth-Led Urban Revolution - Peter Goodwin Heltzel
13 Theatre as a Source of Religious Insight and Revelation - David Brown

About the Author

Wesley Vander Lugt is Lead Pastor of Warehouse 242 in Charlotte, North Carolina. He is the author of 'Living Theodrama: Reimagining Theological Ethics' (2014) and the coauthor of 'Pocket Dictionary of the Reformed Tradition' (2013).

Trevor Hart is Rector of Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church and Honorary Professor at the University of St Andrews. His recent publications include 'Between the Image and the Word: Theological Engagements with Imagination, Literature, and Language' (2013) and 'Making Good: Creation, Creativity, and Artistry' (2014).

Reviews

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D Gareth Jones, Dept of Anatomy, University of Otago, Theological Book Review vol.28 no.1, pp.64-5