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A Kind of Social Theology for the Sake of Humanity
Religion and Theology, 2023Abstract In this contribution to a review symposium on Jason Storm’s book, Metamodernism, Silakhe Singata and Cobus van Wyngaard explore key aspects of Storm’s proposal on the future of studies in the humanities, relate these aspects to the task of theology when situated as part of the humanities and respond to Storm’s constructive proposal for the
Silakhe Singata, Cobus van Wyngaard
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2019
This chapter begins with an introduction to Bonhoeffer’s own conceptual framework focusing on a selection of thinkers—Toeltsch, Seeberg and von Harnack—who, during his studies in Berlin, influenced his sustained engagement with social philosophical thinkers (such as Hegel) and developed the social orientation of his theology.
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This chapter begins with an introduction to Bonhoeffer’s own conceptual framework focusing on a selection of thinkers—Toeltsch, Seeberg and von Harnack—who, during his studies in Berlin, influenced his sustained engagement with social philosophical thinkers (such as Hegel) and developed the social orientation of his theology.
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2006
Such was the historical context in which Damian and the early reformers lived. The monastic world was promoting an ideology that encouraged action in the present for the future, the papacy was responding to a call for reform, and the intellectual world was bursting through the chains of lethargy with invigorating creativity.
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Such was the historical context in which Damian and the early reformers lived. The monastic world was promoting an ideology that encouraged action in the present for the future, the papacy was responding to a call for reform, and the intellectual world was bursting through the chains of lethargy with invigorating creativity.
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2019
This chapter explores the ways in which the Presbyterian churches moved towards a more critical and engaged social theology in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, becoming less inclined to maintain a strict separation of spiritual principles and material conditions. In distinguishing but relating the Church and the Kingdom of God, Robert
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This chapter explores the ways in which the Presbyterian churches moved towards a more critical and engaged social theology in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, becoming less inclined to maintain a strict separation of spiritual principles and material conditions. In distinguishing but relating the Church and the Kingdom of God, Robert
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The Social Theology of Communio Sanctorum and Its Contribution to Christian Humanism. [PDF]
, 2022 This study constructs a social theology from a theological understanding of the communio sanctorum, which contributes to the development of Christian Humanism. It is based on the unity of humankind and is sacramentally grounded in the oneness of creation.
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Plurality and Globalization: The Challenge of Economics to Social Theology
Political Theology, 2001The phenomenon of the global market economy, drawing as it does on ‘liberal’ concepts of plurality and the transcending of tradition, offers a serious challenge to social theology. Neither liberal nor communitarian (confessional) approaches are able to give adequate accounts of two fundamental economic problematics: scarcity and interrelatedness ...
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Aldhelm of Malmesbury’s social theology: the barbaric heroic ideal christianised
Peritia, 2001Aldhelm’s De virginitate was the major product of his scholarly energies. In it Aldhelm, in a fixation on virginity as the means of living on earth the angelic life, moved beyond simple sexual rigorism to a radical exaltation of the preservation of physical virginity through the advocacy of both castration and suicide.
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English and Dutch Sabbatarianism and the Development of Puritan Social Theology (1600–1660)
Church History, 1982Strict observance of the Lord's Day became a distinctive feature of English and Scottish society in the seventeenth century. The Sabbatarian principle touched not only British religion but many social and economic practices as well. At some times, English Puritan settlers in the Netherlands attempted to introduce their brand of Sabbatarianism into ...
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Liberation theology and international social work
Journal of Religion and Spirituality in Social Work, 2021Mark W Lusk
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