Zadok Perspectives Issue 69

Teaching Refugees to Drive by Doug Hynd

Sider's Still Bubbling: a conversation with Ronald Sider

Reclaiming the Marketplace: an interview with Ched Myers

Spending in Secret: Shopping and Spirit by Brenda Holt

Land and Reconciliation by Mark Brett

What is the Soul of Zadok? by Jim Barr

My Father's Hands: Touching God through Daily Work by Simon Carey Holt

High Fidelity
The End of the Affair
Review by Gordon Preece

Amazing Grace: a Vocabulary of Faith.
The Cloister Walk
Review by Merrodie Costello

Australian Theologies
Review by Frank Rees

SQ-The Ultimate Intelligence
Review by Jim Barr

Immersion
Review by John Rees

The Ten Commandments of Living the Moment
Review by Mamie Long

Kosher Emotions
Review by Jennifer Sinclair

Expecting Adam
Review by Jennifer Sinclair

S110 Resisting the Privatisation of Faith in Theological Education.
By Robert Banks
Summer 2000
Robert Banks has made it the focus of his life and teaching to counter the assumptions of the modern sacred-secular divide, with the aim of both practicing and providing the resources for the creation of an integrated Christian lifestyle. The focus of this paper is upon Bank’s biblical / theological resources for resisting the privatisation of faith in the area of theological education. It examines the history of the theory-practice split in Western academic theology, Segundo’s proposed alternative to the Western model, Banks’ interaction with and extension of this influential source, and concludes with some critical intersection with his proposals.

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