Georg Retzlaff: 5 books

Book cover of Paternoster

Paternoster

Or: the Upsidedown World of the Lord's Prayer

by Georg Retzlaff
Language: English
Release Date: May 23, 2013

The Our Father is so much more than a simple, rather harmless prayer, suitable for saying Grace, ending meetings, or - due to the apparent absence of recognizable Christian theology - Interfaith conferences. This book does away with this innocuous approach and examines this prayer as what it originally...
Book cover of Church Psalter

Church Psalter

The Book of Psalms for Liturgical and Private Use

by Georg Retzlaff
Language: English
Release Date: April 7, 2009

The Christian Church has had a love-hate relationship with the Book of Psalms: it is supposedly the church's hymn book but every Sunday we select, leave out, bracket certain sections which are not in accordance with the Gospel of Jesus. There are many arcane person and place names as well as theological...
Book cover of The Other Side

The Other Side

Hitherto Unpublished Letters by Biblical Heroes

by Georg Retzlaff
Language: English
Release Date: February 13, 2009

From Sunday School days on we are often asked to take sides in order to shape our moral universe: we learn about right and wrong, good and evil, saints and sinners, villains and heroes. Especially the Old Testament offers a wide range of easily identifiable and categorizable characters: Cain and Lamech...
Book cover of Singing the Faith

Singing the Faith

Sermon Hymns for Every Sunday

by Georg Retzlaff
Language: English
Release Date: February 29, 2012

Sunday gospel readings are normally "enforced" by hymns selected by the organist, according to suggestions made by a choirmaster's handbook. Often the choice is rather limited, both in number and intellectual or theological content. Preaching the gospel can be seriously undermined by a gospel...
Book cover of Why the Cross?

Why the Cross?

Meditations for Holy Week

by Georg Retzlaff
Language: English
Release Date: January 26, 2010

Holy Week is an almost entirely private event in our culture. Apart from Palm Sunday and Easter there are no public holidays, no processions, no pageantry, often not even Church services to mark the last days of Christ on earth. There may be some evening worship, mostly poorly attended, to guide us...
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