A Theology for the Social Gospel - Rauschenbusch, Walter
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Walter Rauschenbusch addresses the rise of the Social Gospel movement in A Theology for the Social Gospel. As an American Christian theologian, he introduces the idea that theology must grow to incorporate a social gospel that addresses social justice in terms of Christian teachings. He advances the idea that the kingdom of God is central to social gospel and the growth of theology in modern times. WALTER RAUSCHENBUSCH (1861-1918) was an American Christian theologian, author, and Baptist minister. He is best known for his influence on Christianity in impressing upon Christians the importance…mehr

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Walter Rauschenbusch addresses the rise of the Social Gospel movement in A Theology for the Social Gospel. As an American Christian theologian, he introduces the idea that theology must grow to incorporate a social gospel that addresses social justice in terms of Christian teachings. He advances the idea that the kingdom of God is central to social gospel and the growth of theology in modern times. WALTER RAUSCHENBUSCH (1861-1918) was an American Christian theologian, author, and Baptist minister. He is best known for his influence on Christianity in impressing upon Christians the importance of their social obligations to others (helping the poor, fighting for the betterment of society, etc.) and spreading the Kingdom of God by living a Christlike life.
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Walter Rauschenbusch (1861-1918) was ordained in 1886 and began work among German immigrants as pastor of the Second German Baptist Church in New York City. He studied economics and theology at Berlin (1891-92) and industrial relations in England, where he became acquainted with the Fabian Society. In 1902 he was appointed Professor of Church History at Rochester Theological Seminary. He was a leading figure in the Social Gospel movement. His writings include 'Christianity and the Social Crisis', 'Christianizing the Social Order', and 'A Theology for the Social Gospel.'