How Then Should We Choose? Three Views on God's Will and Decision Making

by Huffman, Douglas S.

• ISBN13: 9780825428982
• ISBN10: 082542898X
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2009-01-06
• Publisher: Kregel Pubns
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About This Book

How Then Should We Choose?: Three Views on God's Will and Decision Making

This book, How Then Should We Choose?: Three Views on God's Will and Decision Making, is a thought-provoking resource designed to guide readers in discerning God's will and making informed decisions. The book presents three distinct views on God's will and decision-making, offering a comprehensive exploration of the subject.

Who Uses It?

Primarily, this book is used by students and educators in theology, Christian studies, and related fields. It is also a valuable resource for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of God's will and decision-making processes. Whether you are a student, a pastor, or simply someone looking to enhance your spiritual journey, this book provides a clear and structured approach to navigating complex theological questions.

History and Editions

The first edition of How Then Should We Choose? was published in 2009 by Kregel Publications. This edition has been widely adopted in theological education and has been a cornerstone for many discussions on God's will and decision-making. The book includes bibliographical references and indexes, making it a reliable resource for further study.

Author and Other Works

The book is edited by Douglas S. Huffman, who has a strong background in theological education. The contributors, including Gordon T. Smith, bring their expertise to the text, ensuring that it remains current and relevant. Douglas S. Huffman has also authored other works in the field of theology, demonstrating his commitment to providing clear and insightful resources for theological inquiry.

Key Features

• Three Views Approach: The book presents three distinct views on God's will and decision-making, providing a comprehensive exploration of the subject.
• Bibliographical References: Includes bibliographical references for further study.
• Indexes: Features indexes for easy navigation and reference.
• Theological Insights: Offers deep theological insights into God's will and decision-making processes.

Detailed Information

ISBNs and Formats

• Hardcover: ISBN-13: 9780825428982
• Digital Formats: Not explicitly listed, but available through various digital platforms.
• Rental Options: Not available through standard rental services; however, it can be purchased or rented through academic institutions.

Publication Details

• Publisher: Kregel Publications
• Publication Date: 2009
• Number of Pages: 272 pages
• Language: English

Other Editions and Formats

While there are no other editions or formats listed for this specific ISBN, it is possible that digital versions or other formats may be available through academic institutions or online retailers. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, it is recommended to check with the publisher or academic institutions directly.

Related ISBNs

• 9780825428982 (Hardcover)
• 9780825428982 (Digital Formats, potentially available through various platforms)

Additional Resources

For more information about this book, you can visit the publisher's website or check with academic institutions that offer courses related to theology and Christian studies. The book's contributors and editor are well-known in their field, and their works often provide valuable insights into theological discussions.

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Author Biography

Editor Douglas S. Huffman is professor of biblical and theological studies at North-western College in Minnesota. He is coeditor of God Under Fire: Modern Scholarship Reinvents God. Garry Friesen is professor of Bible at Multnomah Bible College, Portland, Oregon, and the author of the popular Decision Making and the Will of God. Henry Blackaby is an internationally renowned author of dozens of popular and best-selling books on Christian living. He has served as a pastor and as a denominational leader, and has spoken in more than one hundred countries. Richard Blackaby serves as president of Blackaby Ministries International. He works with CEOs, speaks internationally on spiritual leadership, authors books, and contributed to The Blackaby Study Bible as author and general editor. Henry and Richard have coauthored ten books together including Hearing God's Voice. Gordon T. Smith, formerly academic dean and associate professor of spiritual theology at Regent College, is now president of ReSource Leadership International and the author of Listening to God in Times of Choice and The Voice of Jesus.

Table of Contents

Preface: How Then Should We Choose?	p. 7
Contributors	p. 11
Introduction: Searching for the Will of God	p. 13
Discerning God's Will
The Specific- Will View	p. 33
A Wisdom View Response to the Specific-Will View	p. 85
A Relationship View Response to the Specific-Will View	p. 94
Walking In Wisdom
The Wisdom View	p. 101
Specific-Will View Response to the Wisdom View	p. 159
A Relationship View Response to the Wisdom View	p. 168
Learning To Listen
The Relationship View	p. 175
A Specific-Will View Response to the Relationship View	p. 217
A Wisdom View Response to the Relationship View	p. 226
Conclusion I Still Have Decisions to Make!	p. 235
A Categorized Bibliography: God's Will and Guidance	p. 249
Scripture Index	p. 257
Subject Index	p. 265
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