The Future of Christianity
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The Future of Christianity: Reflections on Violence and Democracy, Religion and Secularization
By Professor David Martinnarrative of the soul on its journey, so central to Puritan introspection and the genesis of the intimate diary, becomes what Philip Rieff called The Triumph of the Therapeutic, above all in the United States.12 The Dubious Secularity ...
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The Future of Christianity: An Inaugural Lecture Given on 4 June 2007
By Paul Gifford, University of London. School of Oriental and African StudiesThe Future of Christianity: An Inaugural Lecture Given on 4 June 2007
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The Future of Christianity: Reflections on Violence and Democracy, Religion and Secularization
By David MartinI am thinking of works like Riesman's The Lonely Crowd and Putnam's notion of Bowling Alone.1 We lament and we anticipate, we contrast authentic and fulfilled living with waste and frustration, and we intuit just when and how it was ...
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The Future of Christianity: Reflections on Violence and Democracy, Religion and Secularization
By David Martin... under the Nazis in Gunter Grass ' Peeling the Onion.16 After all , the young Gunter Grass thought Nazi Germany sufficiently ' ordinary ' to join the Waffen SS . Mary Fulbrook refers to the DDR as a “ participatory dictatorship ' or ...
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The Future of Christianity: Historical, Sociological, Political and Theological Perspectives from New Zealand
By Brett Knowles, Antony Wood, John StenhouseHistorical, Sociological, Political and Theological Perspectives from New Zealand John Stenhouse, Brett Knowles, Antony Wood ... Graeme Lee , Faith Politics and Servant Leadership ( Auckland : Challenge Publications , 2002 ) , 46–7 .
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The Future of Christianity: Can It Survive?
By Arthur J. BellinzoniFourth, Bellinzoni criticizes the persistence of obsolete myth in Christianity, demonstrating that, without its mythical embellishments, Christianity still offers a relevant understanding of the meaning of human existence.A work of ...
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The Future of Christianity: Reflections on Violence and Democracy, Religion and Secularization
By David MartinThis book offers a mature assessment of themes preoccupying David Martin over some fifty years, complementing his book On Secularization.
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The Future of Christianity
By Lonnie MooreThis book is suitable for believers who love God. Here is an attempt to tell in brief the history of Christianity and what the future holds for it, as well.
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The Future of Christianity
By Alister E. McGrathAccessibly written, this book will be essential reading for students, academics and general readers interested in religion, Christianity, postmodern theology, and the key controversies in current Christian thinking.