THE CHRISTIAN PASTOR'S WORK

In The Christian Pastor'S Work Dr. Donald Corley Asserts: The Christian Movement Exists Within Human History As Part Of Natural Social Processes. The Interaction Between Christian Theology And Society Is A Perennial Arena In Which Pastors Work. Part I Contains Autobiographical Data That Establish The Author'S Credentials. Essays In Part Ii Talking About The Bible And Canonical Analysis Discuss The Linguistic Impasse About The Bible And Suggest A Less Tension-Filled Language With Which To Speak Of The Bible. Part Iii Offers A Demonstration Of Canonical Analysis Applied To Paul'S I Corinthian Letter. In Part Iv The Author Proposes Several Components Of A Pastoral Model Interpolated From The Educational And Psychiatric Fields Because Intellectual Criticism Is One Of The Tensions Contemporary Pastors Face And Because Friederich Nietzsche Has Been A Critic Of Christianity Part V Offers A Series Of Essays Related To Some Of Nietzsche'S Criticisms. Part Vi Is A Series Of Brief Essays About Specific Aspects Of A Christian Pastor'S Work.