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The role of community psychology in Christian community development
Journal of Community Psychology, 2018AbstractThis project examines the connections between community psychology and faith‐based community development. We investigate whether and how 4 major principles of community psychology—neighboring, sense of community, empowerment, and citizen participation—are found in the theory and philosophy of practice of the Christian Community Development ...
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Kierkegaard and Christianity : The Difficulty of Communication
Rivista di filosofia neoscolastica : 3/4, 2013, 2013Kierkegaard e la difficoltà di comunicare che cosa significa nella cristianità borghese. The main purpose of Kierkegaard’s work is a communicative one: introducing again Christianity into a Christendom that has completely forgotten what it means to be a Christian. However, this task is not easy.
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Christian Mission and Communism
2022Abstract This chapter explores the ways Christian mission was realized during the period of communist political rule in the second half of the twentieth century. Since communist governments were by and large openly hostile to Christian churches, disabling them from pursuing full-fledged ministry and societal involvement, and even ...
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2006
This chapter focuses on Christian community. We start with a consideration of real Christian community, finding that it is unique because of the relationship that is expected to exist between members: this relationship is one of “love,” in a “fellowship” dictated by the common status of “believer in Christ.” Secular communities are broader in type, and
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This chapter focuses on Christian community. We start with a consideration of real Christian community, finding that it is unique because of the relationship that is expected to exist between members: this relationship is one of “love,” in a “fellowship” dictated by the common status of “believer in Christ.” Secular communities are broader in type, and
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Redemptive Community in Christianity
Buddhist-Christian Studies, 1991Sulak's exposition of the reformed paoca-sfla as a basis for a viable and desirable Buddhist social ethic certainly provides the ground for conversation about the social dimensions of truth to emerge. In fact, the conversation has already begun in Asia and North America although it is still impossible to sense where it will lead.
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Communicating the Messages of Christian Community
2016Another reason patterns of personal relations were important was because of the role they played in the communication of community information. This chapter looks at personal networks in a broader sense and describes how, why, and by whom community messages are passed.
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The Fate of Christian Communism
the minnesota review, 2011Why has Christian communism always remained a peripheral if persistent feature of Christianity? This study explores the origins of the idea in the biblical book of Acts of the Apostles, the foregrounding of such communism in the work of Friedrich Engels, Rosa Luxemburg, and Karl Kautsky, and how their work influenced, often in polemical response ...
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