Theological Diversity and the Authority of the Old Testament by John Goldingay

Theological Diversity and the Authority of the Old Testament by John Goldingay

Shay Stone lies in a hospital bed, catatonic--dead to the world. Her family thinks it's a ploy for attention. Doctors believe it's the result of an undisclosed trauma. At the mercy of memories and visitations, Shay unearths secrets that may have led to her collapse. Will she remain paralyzed in denial? Or can she accept the unfathomable and break free?

KEURIUM threads through one adopted Korean American's life of longing and letting go. On a quest for family, sanity, and survival, it challenges saviorism and forced gratitude. Woven through its heartbreaking fabric is a story of love and resilience.

Fuller Theological Seminary's David Allan Hubbard Professor of Old Testament, John Goldingay, is based in Pasadena, California. Goldingay is a well-known Old Testament scholar who has written numerous commentaries and publications.