General editors' preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction: from the secular to the supernatural
Part I. Society, Religion and Human Agency: 1. Society and the critique of modernity
2. The present social function of religion
3. From inwardness to social action: the transformation of the political
4. The Christian question to radicalism
Part II. Praxis, Narrative and Religious Language: 5. Theology and praxis
6. Revelation, historical continuity and the rationality of tradition
7. The political use and misuse of religious language
Part III. From the Modern Subject to the Post-Modern Self: 8. Our new religious identity
9. Post-modernity and the formation of the self
Part IV. The Option for the Future: 10. What remains of socialism as a moral and religious ideal
11. Communicative rationality and the grounding of religious hope
Index.
