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Book Title
Against the Protestant Gnostics
Publication Name
Against the Protestant Gnostics
Title
Against the Protestant Gnostics
Author
Philip J. Lee
Format
Trade Paperback
ISBN-10
0195084365
EAN
9780195084368
ISBN
9780195084368
Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
Genre
Religion, Social Science
Release Year
1993
Release Date
09/12/1993
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
US
Item Height
1in
Item Length
9.3in
Item Width
6.1in
Item Weight
18.6 Oz
Publication Year
1993
Type
Textbook
Features
Reprint
Topic
Christianity / Protestant, Christian Theology / General, Gnosticism, Sociology of Religion
Number of Pages
368 Pages

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Gnosticism is a term covering a group of heresies that for a time had great influence within the early church, including: belief in the existence of a hidden or secret revelation available only to the initiated; rejection of the physical world as evil or impure; and stress on the radical individuality of the spiritual self.In this book Philip Lee finds parallels between gnosticism and belief and practice in contemporary North American Proestantism. Sharply attacking conservatives and liberals alike, Lee spares no one in this penetrating and provocative assessment of the current stage of religion and its effects on values and society at large. The book concludes with a call for a return to orthodoxy and a series of prescriptions for reform.Lee will add a short preface for this paperback edition.

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Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0195084365
ISBN-13
9780195084368
eBay Product ID (ePID)
71991

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Author
Philip J. Lee
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Features
Reprint
Topic
Christianity / Protestant, Christian Theology / General, Gnosticism, Sociology of Religion
Publication Year
1993
Type
Textbook
Genre
Religion, Social Science
Number of Pages
368 Pages

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Item Length
9.3in
Item Height
1in
Item Width
6.1in
Item Weight
18.6 Oz

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Reprint
Reviews
"Reading through the book, one notices that there is something to offendnearly every Protestant; and in nearly every case, Lee's offensive observationsare insightful and quite accurate....All of this makes for a sprightly,thought-provoking book."--Epiphany, "Lee asserts the ongoing relevance of the Christian story of man. In doing so, he has made the study of gnosticism crucial to the ongoing debate about the future of American culture."--The Christian Science Monitor, "Lee asserts the ongoing relevance of the Christian story of man. In doing so, he has made the study of gnosticism crucial to the ongoing debate about the future of American culture."--The Christian Science Monitor"Lee deserves all praise for seeing clearly what is indeed there to be seen, though concealed in the multiple masks of supposed Protestantism."--Harold Bloom, in The American Religion (1992)"Lee's description of Gnosticism is not a historical sketch. Rather, it is an attempt to map the tendencies and characteristic forms of the Gnostic mindset. The resulting summary is one of the most readable and insightful treatments of Gnosticism presently available."--The Thomist"This is a thought-provoking, readable work, argued by means of numerous examples....It will prove valuable especially to those who teach North America's religious history and Protestant theologies."--Horizons"This is 'must' reading for every member of the cloth."--Virginia Episcopalian, "Lee asserts the ongoing relevance of the Christian story of man. In doing so, he has made the study of gnosticism crucial to the ongoing debate about the future of American culture."--The Christian Science Monitor "Lee deserves all praise for seeing clearly what is indeed there to be seen, though concealed in the multiple masks of supposed Protestantism."--Harold Bloom, inThe American Religion (1992) "Lee's description of Gnosticism is not a historical sketch. Rather, it is an attempt to map the tendencies and characteristic forms of the Gnostic mindset. The resulting summary is one of the most readable and insightful treatments of Gnosticism presently available."--The Thomist "This is a thought-provoking, readable work, argued by means of numerous examples....It will prove valuable especially to those who teach North America's religious history and Protestant theologies."--Horizons "This is 'must' reading for every member of the cloth."--Virginia Episcopalian, "Lee asserts the ongoing relevance of the Christian story of man. In doing so, he has made the study of gnosticism crucial to the ongoing debate about the future of American culture."--The Christian Science Monitor "Lee deserves all praise for seeing clearly what is indeed there to be seen, though concealed in the multiple masks of supposed Protestantism."--Harold Bloom, in The American Religion (1992) "Lee's description of Gnosticism is not a historical sketch. Rather, it is an attempt to map the tendencies and characteristic forms of the Gnostic mindset. The resulting summary is one of the most readable and insightful treatments of Gnosticism presently available."--The Thomist "This is a thought-provoking, readable work, argued by means of numerous examples....It will prove valuable especially to those who teach North America's religious history and Protestant theologies."--Horizons "This is 'must' reading for every member of the cloth."--Virginia Episcopalian, "Lee develops a convincing and well-documented case as he traces thedistortions due to gnosticizing tendencies in American Protestantism from itsbeginnings to teh present. His plea for a degnosticizing of Protestantism isopportune and should receive a sympathetic hearing."--Provident BookFinder, "This is a thought-provoking, readable work, argued by means of numerous examples....It will prove valuable especially to those who teach North America's religious history and Protestant theologies."--Horizons, "Lee writes in a clear and direct way, and has constructed a carefully organized argument supported by extensive reading in North American theology, literature and cultural analysis....Lee confronts us with an important message...and a prophetic voice that ought to be heard by all NorthAmerican Christians."--Toronto Journal of Theology, "Lee deserves all praise for seeing clearly what is indeed there to be seen, though concealed in the multiple masks of supposed Protestantism."--Harold Bloom, in The American Religion (1992), "Lee deserves all praise for seeing clearly what is indeed there to beseen, though concealed in the multiple masks of supposed Protestantism."--HaroldBloom, in The American Religion (1992), "Lee's description of Gnosticism is not a historical sketch. Rather, it is an attempt to map the tendencies and characteristic forms of the Gnostic mindset. The resulting summary is one of the most readable and insightful treatments of Gnosticism presently available."--The Thomist, "A major, critical work....Both a history and a timely warning....The book ought to be placed alongside of Jonathan Edwards's The Nature of Religious Affections...and the recent publications of younger theologians such as George Hunsinger."--Anglican Theological Review, "Lee asserts the ongoing relevance of the Christian story of man. In doing so, he has made the study of gnosticism crucial to the ongoing debate about the future of American culture."--The Christian Science Monitor"Lee deserves all praise for seeing clearly what is indeed there to be seen, though concealed in the multiple masks of supposed Protestantism."--Harold Bloom, in The American Religion (1992)"Lee's description of Gnosticism is not a historical sketch. Rather, it is an attempt to map the tendencies and characteristic forms of the Gnostic mindset. The resulting summary is one of the most readable and insightful treatments of Gnosticism presently available."--The Thomist"This is a thought-provoking, readable work, argued by means of numerous examples....It will prove valuable especially to those who teach North America's religious history and Protestant theologies."--Horizons"This is 'must' reading for every member of the cloth."--Virginia Episcopalian"Lee asserts the ongoing relevance of the Christian story of man. In doing so, he has made the study of gnosticism crucial to the ongoing debate about the future of American culture."--The Christian Science Monitor"Lee deserves all praise for seeing clearly what is indeed there to be seen, though concealed in the multiple masks of supposed Protestantism."--Harold Bloom, in The American Religion (1992)"Lee's description of Gnosticism is not a historical sketch. Rather, it is an attempt to map the tendencies and characteristic forms of the Gnostic mindset. The resulting summary is one of the most readable and insightful treatments of Gnosticism presently available."--The Thomist"This is a thought-provoking, readable work, argued by means of numerous examples....It will prove valuable especially to those who teach North America's religious history and Protestant theologies."--Horizons"This is 'must' reading for every member of the cloth."--Virginia Episcopalian"Lee develops a convincing and well-documented case as he traces the distortions due to gnosticizing tendencies in American Protestantism from its beginnings to the present. His plea for a degnosticizing of Protestantism is opportune and should receive a sympathetic hearing."--Provident Book Finder"Reading through the book, one notices that there is something to offend nearly every Protestant; and in nearly every case, Lee's offensive observations are insightful and quite accurate....All of this makes for a sprightly, thought-provoking book."--Epiphany"A major, critical work....Both a history and a timely warning....The book ought to be placed alongside of Jonathan Edwards's The Nature of Religious Affections...and the recent publications of younger theologians such as George Hunsinger."--Anglican Theological Review"An ambitious and extraordinary book."--Comptes rendus/Studies in Religion"Lee writes in a clear and direct way, and has constructed a carefully organized argument supported by extensive reading in North American theology, literature and cultural analysis....Lee confronts us with an important message...and a prophetic voice that ought to be heard by all North American Christians."--Toronto Journal of Theology, "A major, critical work....Both a history and a timely warning....The bookought to be placed alongside of Jonathan Edwards's The Nature of ReligiousAffections...and the recent publications of younger theologians such as GeorgeHunsinger."--Anglican Theological Review, "Lee develops a convincing and well-documented case as he traces the distortions due to gnosticizing tendencies in American Protestantism from its beginnings to the present. His plea for a degnosticizing of Protestantism is opportune and should receive a sympathetic hearing."--Provident BookFinder, "Lee asserts the ongoing relevance of the Christian story of man. In doing so, he has made the study of gnosticism crucial to the ongoing debate about the future of American culture."-- The Christian Science Monitor "Lee deserves all praise for seeing clearly what is indeed there to be seen, though concealed in the multiple masks of supposed Protestantism."--Harold Bloom, in The American Religion (1992) "Lee's description of Gnosticism is not a historical sketch. Rather, it is an attempt to map the tendencies and characteristic forms of the Gnostic mindset. The resulting summary is one of the most readable and insightful treatments of Gnosticism presently available."-- The Thomist "This is a thought-provoking, readable work, argued by means of numerous examples....It will prove valuable especially to those who teach North America's religious history and Protestant theologies."-- Horizons "This is 'must' reading for every member of the cloth."-- Virginia Episcopalian, "This is a thought-provoking, readable work, argued by means of numerousexamples....It will prove valuable especially to those who teach North America'sreligious history and Protestant theologies."--Horizons, "Reading through the book, one notices that there is something to offend nearly every Protestant; and in nearly every case, Lee's offensive observations are insightful and quite accurate....All of this makes for a sprightly, thought-provoking book."--Epiphany, "Lee's description of Gnosticism is not a historical sketch. Rather, it isan attempt to map the tendencies and characteristic forms of the Gnosticmindset. The resulting summary is one of the most readable and insightfultreatments of Gnosticism presently available."--The Thomist, "Lee asserts the ongoing relevance of the Christian story of man. In doingso, he has made the study of gnosticism crucial to the ongoing debate about thefuture of American culture."--The Christian Science Monitor
Publication Name
Against the Protestant Gnostics
Copyright Date
1987
Dewey Decimal
273.1
Intended Audience
College Audience
Dewey Edition
20
Illustrated
Yes

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