Nicholas Wolterstorff
Auteur van Lament For a Son
Over de Auteur
Nicholas Wolterstorff is Noah Porter Professor Emeritus of Philosophical Theology at Yale University, and Senior Research Fellow at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture at the University of Virginia.
Fotografie: Photo courtesy of Yale Divinity School
Werken van Nicholas Wolterstorff
Until Justice and Peace Embrace: The Kuyper Lectures for 1981 Delivered at the Free University of Amsterdam (1983) 145 exemplaren
The God We Worship: An Exploration of Liturgical Theology (Kantzer Lectures in Revealed Theology (KLRT)) (2015) 58 exemplaren
Journey toward Justice: Personal Encounters in the Global South (Turning South: Christian Scholars in an Age of World… (2013) 43 exemplaren
Lamento: A Fe em Meio ao Sofrimento e a Morte 3 exemplaren
Keeping faith: Talks for new faculty at Calvin College (Occasional papers from Calvin College) (1989) 3 exemplaren
Tradition, Insight and Constraint 2 exemplaren
Van zekerheid naar trouw 2 exemplaren
Reading Joshua 2 exemplaren
School and Curriculum 1 exemplaar
Curriculum, By What Standard? 1 exemplaar
Christian Scholar's Review XVI:3 1 exemplaar
藝術與宗教 1 exemplaar
The God Who Loves Justice 1 exemplaar
Christian Scholar's Review Volume 1, Number 2 1 exemplaar
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- 1932-01-21
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- USA
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- Bigelow, Minnesota, USA
- Woonplaatsen
- Bigelow, Minnesota, USA (birth)
- Opleiding
- Calvin College
Harvard University - Beroepen
- philosopher
- Relaties
- Plantinga, Alvin (friend)
- Organisaties
- Yale University
Society of Christian Philosophers
Calvin College
American Philosophical Association - Prijzen en onderscheidingen
- Woodrow Wilson Fellowship (1953)
Harvard Foundation Fellowship (1954)
Josiah Royce Memorial Fellowship (1954)
Fulbright Scholarship (1957)
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"A deeply moving account of how one man has learned to deal with pain." (Booklist)
"For the gift of this personal meditation, the Christian community should offer profound gratitude. Perhaps once or twice a year—in a good year—one reads a book so compelling, so essential, that one wishes to advise all friends, 'Here, please read this book. It's wonderful.' Simple and profound, Lament for a Son is such a book." (Christianity Today)
"Lament for a Son is a simple, honest, and poignant expression of one man's grief, but it is more. By sharing the depths of his grief, not in trite phrases but honestly, Nicholas Wolterstorff helps open the floodgates for those who cannot articulate their pain. . . This little book is a true gift to those who grieve and those who, in love, reach out to comfort. Wolterstorff's words are, indeed, 'salve on our wounds.' Thank God he did not remain silent." (Henri J. M. Nouwen)… (meer)