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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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Liberation theology and international social work
Journal of Religion and Spirituality in Social Work, 2021Mark W Lusk
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Social Constructionism and Practical Theology: An Introduction
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Theologie Et Sciences Sociales / Theology and Social Sciences
Social Compass, 1970openaire +1 more source
Liberation Theology and Social Justice
1996As we saw in Chapter 3, traditional religion does not have a great deal to say on social justice, for this conception of justice is very much a product of modem consciousness; and in Chapter 4 we outlined some of the problems involved in regarding social justice as a primary concern of religion.
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Practical Theology and Social Just Pedagogies as Decoloniality Space
Religions, 2023John Klaasen
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