Written by a team of international experts, this Companion provides the first comprehensive survey and interpretation of contemporary Christian political theology. The Companion comprises 35 freshly commissioned essays that embody the best current thinking in the field. These essays: * explore the political aspects of Christian sources such as scripture and liturgy * consider the interface of theology with political ideologies, including the contribution of theology to feminist, ecological, black, and pacifist movements * assess the contribution of major political theologians and theological…mehr
Written by a team of international experts, this Companion provides the first comprehensive survey and interpretation of contemporary Christian political theology. The Companion comprises 35 freshly commissioned essays that embody the best current thinking in the field. These essays: * explore the political aspects of Christian sources such as scripture and liturgy * consider the interface of theology with political ideologies, including the contribution of theology to feminist, ecological, black, and pacifist movements * assess the contribution of major political theologians and theological movements * indicate how central Christian doctrines such as the Trinity and atonement have politics embedded within them * show how theology impacts upon present-day political issues. The contributors are drawn from various traditions of political theology, but all of them demonstrate that Christian theology is inherently political, and that politics is properly illuminated by Christian perspectives.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Peter M. Scott is Senior Lecturer in Christian Social Thought and Director of the Lincoln Theological Institute at the University of Manchester, UK. He is the author of Theology, Ideology and Liberation (1994) and A Political Theology of Nature (2003). He is a member of the Center of Theological Inquiry, Princeton and the Manchester Centre for Public Theology, and is a director of the Manchester Research Institute for Religion and Civil Society. William T. Cavanaugh is Associate Professor of Theology at the University of St Thomas in St Paul, Minnesota, USA. He is the author of Torture and Eucharist (Blackwell, 1998) and Theopolitical Imagination (2003).
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Contributors viii Introduction 1 William T. Cavanaugh and Peter Scott Part I Traditioned Resources: Scripture, Traditions, Liturgy 5 1 Scripture: Old Testament 7 Walter Brueggemann 2 Scripture: New Testament 21 Christopher Rowland 3 Augustine 35 Jean Bethke Elshtain 4 Aquinas 48 Frederick Christian Bauerschmidt 5 The Reformation 62 Andrew Bradstock 6 Liturgy 76 Bernd Wannenwetsch Part II Political Theologies: Survey 91 7 Eastern Orthodox Thought 93 Michael Plekon 8 Carl Schmitt 107 Michael Hollerich 9 Karl Barth 123 Haddon Willmer 10 Dietrich Bonhoeffer 136 Stanley Hauerwas 11 John Courtney Murray 150 Michael J. Baxter 12 William Temple 165 Alan M. Suggate 13 Reinhold Niebuhr180 William Werpehowski 14 Feminist Theology, Southern 194 Kwok Pui-lan 15 Feminist Theology, Northern 210 Elaine Graham 16 Jürgen Moltmann 227 Nicholas Adams 17 Johann Baptist Metz 241 J. Matthew Ashley 18 Political Theologies in Asia 256 Aloysius Pieris 19 Black Political Theologies 271 M. Shawn Copeland 20 Gustavo Gutiérrez 288 Roberto S. Goizueta 21 Stanley Hauerwas 302 R. R. Reno Part III Constructive Political Theology 317 22 Trinity 319 Kathryn Tanner 23 Creation 333 Peter Scott 24 Christology 348 Raymund Schwager 25 Atonement 363 Timothy J. Gorringe 26 Spirit 377 Mark Lewis Taylor 27 Church 393 William T. Cavanaugh 28 Eschatology 407 Robert W. Jenson Part IV Structures and Movements 421 29 State and Civil Society 423 Daniel M. Bell, Jr. 30 Democracy 439 John W. de Gruchy 31 Critical Theory 455 Marsha Aileen Hewitt 32 Postmodernism 471 Catherine Pickstock 33 Globalization 486 Peter Sedgwick Part V Perspectives 501 34 The Islamic Quest for Sociopolitical Justice 503 Bustami Mohamed Khir 35 Abrahamic Theo-politics: A Jewish View 519 Peter Ochs Index of Names and Subjects 535 Index of Biblical References 563
Contributors viii Introduction 1 William T. Cavanaugh and Peter Scott Part I Traditioned Resources: Scripture, Traditions, Liturgy 5 1 Scripture: Old Testament 7 Walter Brueggemann 2 Scripture: New Testament 21 Christopher Rowland 3 Augustine 35 Jean Bethke Elshtain 4 Aquinas 48 Frederick Christian Bauerschmidt 5 The Reformation 62 Andrew Bradstock 6 Liturgy 76 Bernd Wannenwetsch Part II Political Theologies: Survey 91 7 Eastern Orthodox Thought 93 Michael Plekon 8 Carl Schmitt 107 Michael Hollerich 9 Karl Barth 123 Haddon Willmer 10 Dietrich Bonhoeffer 136 Stanley Hauerwas 11 John Courtney Murray 150 Michael J. Baxter 12 William Temple 165 Alan M. Suggate 13 Reinhold Niebuhr180 William Werpehowski 14 Feminist Theology, Southern 194 Kwok Pui-lan 15 Feminist Theology, Northern 210 Elaine Graham 16 Jürgen Moltmann 227 Nicholas Adams 17 Johann Baptist Metz 241 J. Matthew Ashley 18 Political Theologies in Asia 256 Aloysius Pieris 19 Black Political Theologies 271 M. Shawn Copeland 20 Gustavo Gutiérrez 288 Roberto S. Goizueta 21 Stanley Hauerwas 302 R. R. Reno Part III Constructive Political Theology 317 22 Trinity 319 Kathryn Tanner 23 Creation 333 Peter Scott 24 Christology 348 Raymund Schwager 25 Atonement 363 Timothy J. Gorringe 26 Spirit 377 Mark Lewis Taylor 27 Church 393 William T. Cavanaugh 28 Eschatology 407 Robert W. Jenson Part IV Structures and Movements 421 29 State and Civil Society 423 Daniel M. Bell, Jr. 30 Democracy 439 John W. de Gruchy 31 Critical Theory 455 Marsha Aileen Hewitt 32 Postmodernism 471 Catherine Pickstock 33 Globalization 486 Peter Sedgwick Part V Perspectives 501 34 The Islamic Quest for Sociopolitical Justice 503 Bustami Mohamed Khir 35 Abrahamic Theo-politics: A Jewish View 519 Peter Ochs Index of Names and Subjects 535 Index of Biblical References 563
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"Just when I was beginning to think that there are too manycompanion volumes in the world, I have read one that is puredelight. Political theology is a hot topic, and this book isrequired reading for it ... It is a book of books." Stephen H.Webb, Wabash College, Indiana
"An excellent resource for both teaching and research, thisanthology is recommended for every theology library." Daniel J.Kuntz, Brescia University, Owensboro
"This is a very important, pioneering book, full ofscintillating arguments and fresh insights. It is likely toredefine political theology for a new generation, and arouse agreat deal of useful and vigorous debate. It will be anindispensible stimulus and resource for students and scholarsconcerned with the bearing of Christian theology on the politicaland public sphere." Duncan Forrester, University ofEdinburgh
"The strength of the collection lies in part two, astate-of-the-art summary of political theologies. The usefulness ofcompanion, suitable for seminary libraries, is enhanced by an indexof names and subjects and an index of biblicalreferences." Timothy D. Lincoln Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary
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