Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![The Turnings of Darkness and Light]( "The Turnings of Darkness and Light")
The Turnings of Darkness and Light96,99 €![Step Out of the Darkness and Into the Light]( "Step Out of the Darkness and Into the Light")
Step Out of the Darkness and Into the Light18,99 €![The Church and the Relentless Darkness]( "The Church and the Relentless Darkness")
The Church and the Relentless Darkness36,99 €![Lights in the Darkness]( "Lights in the Darkness")
Lights in the Darkness36,99 €![Lights in the Darkness]( "Lights in the Darkness")
Lights in the Darkness24,99 €![The Blackness Of Utter Darkness]( "The Blackness Of Utter Darkness")
The Blackness Of Utter Darkness32,99 €![Getting Here from There]( "Getting Here from There")
Getting Here from There19,99 €
When John Hull went blind he realised that the Bible was written by sighted people. Even Jesus shared in the attitudes of his day towards blindness. In writing this exceptional book, Hull ignored the printed text and listened to the Bible on tape. The result is an entirely novel interpretation, which challenges the sighted monopology yet brings fresh insights into the Bible for both sighted and blind. This book makes a powerful contribution to the burgeoning interest in theologies of disability. 'A masterpiece ...' Oliver Sacks on Teaching the Rock in the New York Review of Books