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Explores how believers lapse into idolatry, a process Stephen Fowl insists is much different from the decision of those who have rejected belief in God. He asserts that the Old Testament's account of Israel's idolatry as dramatic folly and betrayal describes the after effects of idolatry, not the process of how believers lapse into idolatry.

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Introduction 1. Thinking about Idolatry 2. Forgetting and Attending 3. Bounded and Unbounded Desire 4. Insecurity, Love, and Mission 5. The Community of the Curious Conclusion

Idolatry

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      Publisher: Baylor University Press
      Publication Date: 11/30/2019 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9781481310840, 978-1481310840
      ISBN10: 1481310844
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      Criticism and exegesis of sacred texts

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Explores how believers lapse into idolatry, a process Stephen Fowl insists is much different from the decision of those who have rejected belief in God. He asserts that the Old Testament's account of Israel's idolatry as dramatic folly and betrayal describes the after effects of idolatry, not the process of how believers lapse into idolatry.

      Table of Contents
      Introduction 1. Thinking about Idolatry 2. Forgetting and Attending 3. Bounded and Unbounded Desire 4. Insecurity, Love, and Mission 5. The Community of the Curious Conclusion

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