The ecological crisis is a serious challenge to chrsitian theology and ethics bacause the crisis is rooted partly in flawed convictions about the right and powers of humankind in relation to the rest of the natural world. In Loving nature, James Nash argues that christianity can draw on a rich theological and ethical tradition with to confront that challenge.
Dimensions and dilemmas of the ecological crisis: the political complex. Dimensions and dilemmas of the ecological crisis: tecceding the limits. Ecological complaint against christianity. Firm foundations: doctrines of creation, covenant, divine image. Firm foundations: doctrines of sin, judgement, redemption. Loving nature: chritian love in ecological context. Love as ecological justice: rights and responsabilities. Political directions for ecological integrity.
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The strength of Henry Rack´s biography of Wesley lies in its analytical approach to the major historiographical issues in Wesleyan biography. This corrected edition prsents a reliable and beliavable portrait of a complicated figure. Rack marshalls a vast body of evidence in the cause of careful analysis and critical interpretation: his notes present a veritable feast of Methidist and eighteenth-century historiography. He is appropiately wary of his sources in this iconoclasm, and venturesome in his assesments.
Wesley´s England: society and religion in the early eighteenth century. "Primitive christianity": the young John Wesley (1703-38). Converting fires: the origin of the evangelical revival. John Wesley and the rise of methodism (1738-60). John Wesley and the consolidation of methodism (1760-91). Reckonings.
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A protestant primer has been written. In a brief but adequate way it will help you to understand the protestant interpretation of the christian religios and the nature of the protestant christian Church.
Our history. Our faith and worship. Our church government. Fruits of protestantism.
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This new documentary anthology traces the history of Orthodox involvement in the twentieth-century pilgrimage of the churches towards visible unity, offering readers a rich sampling of how the Orthodox churches have responded to events and developments in contemporary churcheshistory and key items on the ecumenical agenda. In addition to the selection of ducuments -encyclicals, official statements, messages and reports of inter-Orthodox consultatios- the anthology includes essays by leading orthodox theologians on such issues as sipiritually, the date of easter, uniatism, "eucharistica hospitality" and koinonia.
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