God at War: The Bible and Spiritual Conflict
Madison: InterVarsity Press, 1997.
THE BIBLE PRESENTS A COSMIC CONFLICT THAT SHAPES HUMAN HISTORY FROM GENESIS TO REVELATION.
Gregory A. Boyd challenges readers to reconsider the biblical narrative through the lens of spiritual warfare, arguing that the struggle between God and the forces of evil is central—not incidental—to Scripture. Blending biblical theology with accessible scholarship, he presents a compelling framework for understanding suffering, providence, prayer, and the kingdom of God.
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: Trade paperback; 6 by 9 inches; 414 pages with chapter notes, subject index, and Scripture index.
CONDITION: Fine. No flaws or blemishes beyond minimal shelf handling. Appears unread and remains gift quality.
HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE: A Different View of Spiritual Warfare —
God at War became one of Gregory A. Boyd's most influential theological works, helping introduce the 'warfare worldview' to a broad evangelical audience.
Rather than treating evil as part of a predetermined divine plan, Boyd argues that Scripture consistently portrays history as the arena of an ongoing spiritual conflict in which human choices and divine action both matter. The book remains an important contribution to contemporary evangelical theology and discussions of the problem of evil.
SUBJECTS: Gregory A. Boyd, Spiritual Warfare, Kingdom of God, Problem of Evil, Biblical Theology, Christian Doctrine, Providence, Evangelical Christianity, Scripture Studies, Christian Theology, Biblical Studies, Evangelical Theology, Spiritual Formation, Religion.
Item #22182
ISBN: 0830818855
Price: $18.00
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