Writing Theology Well
by Lucretia B. Yaghjian
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Yaghjian creatively integrates writing, rhetoric, and theology. How does she argue for the necessity of this integration, and what do you see as the primary benefits of approaching theological writing from this holistic perspective?
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The book aims to bridge gaps in theological education. Where have you personally experienced a disconnect between the technical aspects of writing, the persuasive art of rhetoric, and the substance of theology, either as a student or a communicator?
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Yaghjian introduces "theological rhetoric" as a central concept. How does she define this, and in what ways does it expand or challenge your prior understanding of rhetoric, especially concerning the unique nature of theological truth claims?
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