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From a theological perspective, Walsh reflects on the power of the human imagination to shape the r...
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From a theological perspective, Walsh reflects on the power of the human imagination to shape the reality that people live in. His particular concern is the development of imagination in people the age of his college students, and in turn how imagination influences other dimensions of becoming an adult. He discusses what he means by imagination, assumptions, literalism, imagining others, imagining the self, what about reason, selling, imagining God, parables, literalism revisited, analogy, re-imagining, re-imagining God, and implications. Annotation ©2017 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)
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