Jürgen Moltmann is one of the most well-loved and profound living theologians. He has an extensive bibliography of important works, but his Theology of Play has been out of print since 1972 and remains largely inaccessible to the public as it commands prices of more than $120 USD.
We respectfully ask that this work be re-issued in a new affordable edition and thereby made available to readers without access to a seminary library.
This is an outstanding book and it is a shame that I couldn't easily purchase it. (This is when I'm grateful for libraries!)
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Wesley Ellis
11 years ago
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"Where [humankind] has been accepted and loved by God 'for nothing.' [Their] works become like Adam's in the garden: 'Which were altogether free works, done for the sake of nothing but to please God only and not to attain piety'" -Moltmann (quoting Luther), *Theology of Play*, 48.
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Owen A Cayton
3 months ago
Please print I want to read it!
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Margaret Peters
11 years ago
Please re issue Theology of Play, Jurgen Moltmann
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Nick Mucci
11 years ago
please, bring it back. I've heard of it, but never read it.
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Ron Boyer
11 years ago
Yes, it needs to come back in print.
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wart laurie
11 years ago
one of my favourite work of Moltmann, please print it. thank you
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Jeremy Szeto
11 years ago
A game of delight NOT a purpose driven life. What is that! Very counter revolutionary!
Jürgen Moltmann is one of the most well-loved and profound living theologians. He has an extensive bibliography of important works, but his Theology of Play has been out of print since 1972 and remains largely inaccessible to the public as it commands prices of more than $120 USD.
We respectfully ask that this work be re-issued in a new affordable edition and thereby made available to readers without access to a seminary library.
This is an outstanding book and it is a shame that I couldn't easily purchase it. (This is when I'm grateful for libraries!)
W
Wesley Ellis
11 years ago
Featured
"Where [humankind] has been accepted and loved by God 'for nothing.' [Their] works become like Adam's in the garden: 'Which were altogether free works, done for the sake of nothing but to please God only and not to attain piety'" -Moltmann (quoting Luther), *Theology of Play*, 48.
O
Owen A Cayton
3 months ago
Please print I want to read it!
M
Margaret Peters
11 years ago
Please re issue Theology of Play, Jurgen Moltmann
N
Nick Mucci
11 years ago
please, bring it back. I've heard of it, but never read it.
R
Ron Boyer
11 years ago
Yes, it needs to come back in print.
W
wart laurie
11 years ago
one of my favourite work of Moltmann, please print it. thank you
J
Jeremy Szeto
11 years ago
A game of delight NOT a purpose driven life. What is that! Very counter revolutionary!
This is an outstanding book and it is a shame that I couldn't easily purchase it. (This is when I'm grateful for libraries!)