This book explores the profound and enduring impact of The Office, and delves beyond its humor to uncover deeper philosophical, religious, and theological insights. It will be a compelling read for academics interested in the intersections of religion, theology, and popular culture.
This book explores the profound and enduring impact of The Office, and delves beyond its humor to uncover deeper philosophical, religious, and theological insights. It will be a compelling read for academics interested in the intersections of religion, theology, and popular culture.
Daniel J. Cameron serves as the Bible Department Head and Director of Spiritual Life at Chicago Hope Academy (IL, USA).
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Introduction: The Office, the Ordinary, and the Otherwise Theological Daniel J. Cameron Part One: The Office and the Christian Life Chapter One: A Little Slower in Scranton: The Notion of True Progress in The Office James Spencer Chapter Two: There is No Such Thing as an Appropriate Joke, That is Why It Is A Joke: An Exploration of Diversity Day and Sexual Harassment. Manon Ceridwen James Chapter Three: Bring Your Faith to Work: The Constructive Possibilities of Pluralism in The Office Amar D. Peterman Chapter Four: Confessions in The Office: Honesty in the Dishonest World of Branch Plant America Robert Grant Price Chapter Five: We Have Wasted Too Much of Our Time Ignoring the Fact That We Belong Together: The Office, Belonging, and the Body of Christ Daniel Rempel Chapter Six: That's What She Said: On the Hidden and Underestimated Power of Women in The Office and in the Church Jennifer Wotochek Chapter Seven: An Office is a Place to Live Life to the Fullest: Michael Scott as a Prophet of Hope Mary Dance Berry Chapter Eight: Patron Saints of Bears, Beets, and Battlestar Galactica: Towards The Office's Unlikely Communion of Saints Carolyn Elizabeth Beard Part Two: The Office and Christian Thought Chapter Nine: What is Wrong With Everybody: The Office and the Christian Doctrine of Sin Thomas H. McCall andIsaac T. McCall Chapter Ten: God Chose the Awkward Things to Confound the Wisdom of the Management Mark Brians Chapter Eleven: The Mind of the Maker and The Office: An Application of Dorothy Sayers' Analogy of the Trinity Johanna De Haven Chapter Twelve: He Can Heal Leopards: Barth and Bonhoeffer on Michael Scott's View of Redemption Corey Tuttle Chapter Thirteen: Beauty in Ordinary Things: The Theological and Religious World of a Pennsylvania Paper Company Daniel J. Cameron
Introduction: The Office, the Ordinary, and the Otherwise Theological Daniel J. Cameron Part One: The Office and the Christian Life Chapter One: A Little Slower in Scranton: The Notion of True Progress in The Office James Spencer Chapter Two: There is No Such Thing as an Appropriate Joke, That is Why It Is A Joke: An Exploration of Diversity Day and Sexual Harassment. Manon Ceridwen James Chapter Three: Bring Your Faith to Work: The Constructive Possibilities of Pluralism in The Office Amar D. Peterman Chapter Four: Confessions in The Office: Honesty in the Dishonest World of Branch Plant America Robert Grant Price Chapter Five: We Have Wasted Too Much of Our Time Ignoring the Fact That We Belong Together: The Office, Belonging, and the Body of Christ Daniel Rempel Chapter Six: That's What She Said: On the Hidden and Underestimated Power of Women in The Office and in the Church Jennifer Wotochek Chapter Seven: An Office is a Place to Live Life to the Fullest: Michael Scott as a Prophet of Hope Mary Dance Berry Chapter Eight: Patron Saints of Bears, Beets, and Battlestar Galactica: Towards The Office's Unlikely Communion of Saints Carolyn Elizabeth Beard Part Two: The Office and Christian Thought Chapter Nine: What is Wrong With Everybody: The Office and the Christian Doctrine of Sin Thomas H. McCall andIsaac T. McCall Chapter Ten: God Chose the Awkward Things to Confound the Wisdom of the Management Mark Brians Chapter Eleven: The Mind of the Maker and The Office: An Application of Dorothy Sayers' Analogy of the Trinity Johanna De Haven Chapter Twelve: He Can Heal Leopards: Barth and Bonhoeffer on Michael Scott's View of Redemption Corey Tuttle Chapter Thirteen: Beauty in Ordinary Things: The Theological and Religious World of a Pennsylvania Paper Company Daniel J. Cameron
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