To change the world : the irony, tragedy, and possibility of Christianity in the late modern world / James Davison Hunter.
2010
261.1 H945t 2010
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Title
To change the world : the irony, tragedy, and possibility of Christianity in the late modern world / James Davison Hunter.
Author
ISBN
9780199730803
0199730806
0199730806
Imprint
New York : Oxford University Press, 2010.
Language
English
Description
x, 358 p. : ill. ; 25 cm
Call Number
261.1 H945t 2010
System Control No.
(OCoLC)427757187
(OCoLC)427757187
(OCoLC)427757187
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (p. [337]-344) and index.
Formatted Contents Note
Christian faith and the task of world-changing
Culture: the common view
The failure of the common view
An alternative view of culture and cultural change in eleven propositions
Evidence in history
The cultural economy of American Christianity
For and against the mandate of creation
The problem of power
Power and politics in American culture
The Christian Right
The Christian Left
The neo-Anabaptists
Illusion, irony, and tragedy
Rethinking power: theological reflections
The challenge of faithfulness
Old cultural wineskins
The groundwork for an alternative way
Toward a theology of faithful presence
The burden of leadership: a theology of faithful presence in practice
Toward a new city commons.
Culture: the common view
The failure of the common view
An alternative view of culture and cultural change in eleven propositions
Evidence in history
The cultural economy of American Christianity
For and against the mandate of creation
The problem of power
Power and politics in American culture
The Christian Right
The Christian Left
The neo-Anabaptists
Illusion, irony, and tragedy
Rethinking power: theological reflections
The challenge of faithfulness
Old cultural wineskins
The groundwork for an alternative way
Toward a theology of faithful presence
The burden of leadership: a theology of faithful presence in practice
Toward a new city commons.
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