Radical theologian Stanley Hauerwas challenges contemporary Christians to reimagine what it might mean to "break back into (original?) Christianity". The book gives no comfort to the religious right or left who Hauerwas claims continue to think Christianity can be made compatible with the sentimentalities of democratic liberalism.
Radical theologian Stanley Hauerwas challenges contemporary Christians to reimagine what it might mean to "break back into (original?) Christianity". The book gives no comfort to the religious right or left who Hauerwas claims continue to think Christianity can be made compatible with the sentimentalities of democratic liberalism.
* Introduction: Theological Interventions and Interrogations Taking Leave: Disclaiming The False Security Of Home * Knowing How to Go on When You Do Not Know Where You Are: A Response to John Cobb * History as Fate: How Justification by Faith Became Anthropology (and History) in America * The Irony of Reinhold Niebuhr: The Ideological Character of Christian Realism with Michael Broadway. * God as Participant: Time and History in the Work of James Gustafson * Can Aristotle Be a Liberal? Martha Nussbaum on Luck * Flight from Foundationalism, or Things Arent as Bad as They Seem with Phil Kenneson. * Not All Peace Is Peace: Why Christians Cannot Make Peace with Tristram Engelhardts Peace * How Christian Ethics Became Medical Ethics: The Case of Paul Ramsey Re-Turning: Gaining an Orientation, Gathering Resources * How to Go on When You Know You Are Going to Be Misunderstood, or How Paul Holmer Ruined My Life, or Making Sense of Paul Holmer Journeying On: Life on the Road, or the Long Journey Homeward * Murdochian Muddles: Can We Get Through Them If God Does Not Exist? * Reading James McClendon Takes Practice: Lessons in the Craft of Theology * Creation, Contingency, and Truthful Nonviolence: A Milbankian Reflection * Remaining in Babylon: Oliver ODonovans Defense of Christendom with James Fodor. * Remembering Martin Luther King Jr. Remembering
* Introduction: Theological Interventions and Interrogations Taking Leave: Disclaiming The False Security Of Home * Knowing How to Go on When You Do Not Know Where You Are: A Response to John Cobb * History as Fate: How Justification by Faith Became Anthropology (and History) in America * The Irony of Reinhold Niebuhr: The Ideological Character of Christian Realism with Michael Broadway. * God as Participant: Time and History in the Work of James Gustafson * Can Aristotle Be a Liberal? Martha Nussbaum on Luck * Flight from Foundationalism, or Things Arent as Bad as They Seem with Phil Kenneson. * Not All Peace Is Peace: Why Christians Cannot Make Peace with Tristram Engelhardts Peace * How Christian Ethics Became Medical Ethics: The Case of Paul Ramsey Re-Turning: Gaining an Orientation, Gathering Resources * How to Go on When You Know You Are Going to Be Misunderstood, or How Paul Holmer Ruined My Life, or Making Sense of Paul Holmer Journeying On: Life on the Road, or the Long Journey Homeward * Murdochian Muddles: Can We Get Through Them If God Does Not Exist? * Reading James McClendon Takes Practice: Lessons in the Craft of Theology * Creation, Contingency, and Truthful Nonviolence: A Milbankian Reflection * Remaining in Babylon: Oliver ODonovans Defense of Christendom with James Fodor. * Remembering Martin Luther King Jr. Remembering
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