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This valuable book explores how theology, ethics, and public policy are reflected in the thoughts and lives of Rauschenbusch, Ryan, and Niebuhr--three individuals who have had great impact on Christian thinking about justice. "A book of true scholarship."--Kenneth Himes, Siena College (New York). Indexes.
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In June of 1886, Walter Rauschenbusch, age 25, arrived at his first full-fledged pastorate-the Second German Baptist Church in the Hell's Kitchen, or Clinton, section of New York City. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
occupational group system, regenerate institutions, legal living wage, creative tension between the ideal, approximating love, human rational nature, christianizing the social order, proletarian mission, sinful interests, private productive property, realist tension, socializing property, natural human interests, tolerable justice, redemptive influence, approximating justice, directive faculties, unjust interests, indiscriminate criticism, actual human condition, indeterminate possibilities, advancing justice, distinctive ethic, thinking about justice, ideal entailed Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Reinhold Niebuhr, Walter Rauschenbusch, New York, Social Crisis, New Deal, Seven Troubled Years, Better Economic Order, The Economic Thought of Monsignor Ryan, Declining Liberty, Niebuhr's Christian, The Righteousness of the Kingdom, Catholic Principles, Radical Religion, The Children of Light, United States, Charles Scribner's Sons, Does Civilization Need Religion, Pope Pius, Quadragesimo Anno, Supreme Court, The Christian Century, The World Tomorrow, James Gustafson, Henry George, Rerum Novarum New!
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In June of 1886, Walter Rauschenbusch, age 25, arrived at his first full-fledged pastorate-the Second German Baptist Church in the Hell's Kitchen, or Clinton, section of New York City. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
occupational group system, regenerate institutions, legal living wage, creative tension between the ideal, approximating love, human rational nature, christianizing the social order, proletarian mission, sinful interests, private productive property, realist tension, socializing property, natural human interests, tolerable justice, redemptive influence, approximating justice, directive faculties, unjust interests, indiscriminate criticism, actual human condition, indeterminate possibilities, advancing justice, distinctive ethic, thinking about justice, ideal entailed Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Reinhold Niebuhr, Walter Rauschenbusch, New York, Social Crisis, New Deal, Seven Troubled Years, Better Economic Order, The Economic Thought of Monsignor Ryan, Declining Liberty, Niebuhr's Christian, The Righteousness of the Kingdom, Catholic Principles, Radical Religion, The Children of Light, United States, Charles Scribner's Sons, Does Civilization Need Religion, Pope Pius, Quadragesimo Anno, Supreme Court, The Christian Century, The World Tomorrow, James Gustafson, Henry George, Rerum Novarum New!
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- Christianity and the Social Crisis (Library of Theological Ethics) by Walter Rauschenbusch on 37 pages
- FAITH AND HISTORY (Faith & History Hre) by Reinhold Niebuhr on 23 pages
- The Nature and Destiny of Man: A Christian Interpretation : Human Nature (Library of Theological Ethics) by Reinhold Niebuhr on 23 pages
- Moral Man and Immoral Society (Continuum Impacts) by Reinhold Neibuhr on 20 pages
- Theology for the Social Gospel (Library of Theological Ethics) by Walter Rauschenbusch on 16 pages
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- Dispatches from the Front: Theological Engagements with the Secular by Stanley Hauerwas in Back Matter
- The Bonds of Freedom: Feminist Theology and Christian Realism (American Academy of Religion Academy Series) by Rebekah L. Miles in Back Matter
- The Kingdom Is Always But Coming: A Life of Walter Rauschenbusch (Library of Religious Biography Series) by Christopher H. Evans in Back Matter
- Religion and Cultural Studies. by Susan L. Mizruchi on page 136
- Religion and Cultural Studies. by Susan L. Mizruchi on page 136
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