The Bible on CultureThe Bible on Culture finds the biblical position between faith and culture as one of bipolar tension, between belonging and dissenting, between incarnated openness and prophetic challenge. It offers a unique and provocative new view for scholars and students of theology, mission, and history. Lucien Legrand is a member of the Paris Mission Society and New Testament professor emeritus at St. Peters Institute of Theology, Bangalore, India. In addition

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He shows convincingly that the New Universe Story made popular by Thomas Berry and Brian Swimme is not only open to religious interpretation but that the biblical symbols of creation

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with a doctorate in spirituality from Duquesne

and his writings have been translated into multiple languages around the globe

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