Peter Scott is a Sydney-based software developer and part-time writer. His research and writing interest are life journeys of people and family heirlooms-what the journeys reveal about family, society and change through time. In 2019, he identified 212 entries in an Australian schoolgirl's 1909-1912 autograph album, and outlined 100 lives. The time before today's technology, their life choices and how society treated them. It inspired The Face Beyond the Window set in 2041.
General editors' preface
Preface
Introduction
Part I: The Shape of the Argument
1. Theology and the Marxist critique of ideology
2. Hegemony, ideology and determination
Part II: Liberating Theology
3. Against idolatry: two protocols
4. God/world: distinction and connections
Part III: Christian liberation? 5. Theology and society
6. Incarnation, resurrection and liberation
7. Society and God's trinitarian presence
8. Unfinished business
References
Index.
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