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Spirituality and social embodiment

Authors:L. Gregory Jones, James Joseph Buckley

Summary:These essays provide a new way of envisioning the relationship between spirituality and social embodiment. Some authors provide re-readings of pre-modern theology, others address our circumstances more directly, but all seek ways to place our spiritualities and politics before the God who desires to redeem us, body and soul

Print Book, English, 1997

Edition:View all formats and editions

Publisher: Blackwell Publishers, Oxford, UK, 1997

Series:

Directions in modern theology

Physical Description:173 pages ; 23 cm.

ISBN:

9780631204824, 0631204822

OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:36477048

Subjects:

Soziale Verantwortung

Spiritualität

Vie chrétienne

Contents:

Editors' Introduction

1

(2)

L. GREGORY JONES, LOYOLA COLLEGE IN MARYLAND

A Thirst for God or Consumer Spirituality? Cultivating Disciplined Practices of Being Engaged by God

3

(26)

ROWAN D. WILLIAMS, BISHOP OF MONMOUTH, WALES

Interiority and Epiphany: A Reading in New Testament Ethics

29

(24)

A. N. WILLIAMS, UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND

Mystical Theology Redux: The Pattern of Aquinas' Summa Theologiae

53

(22)

F. C. BAUERSCHMIDT, LOYOLA COLLEGE IN MARYLAND

Julian of Norwich--Incorporated

75

(26)

DAVID S. YEAGO, LUTHERAN THEOLOGICAL SOUTHERN SEMINARY

"A Christian, Holy People": Martin Luther on Salvation and the Church

101

(20)

NICHOLAS LASH, UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE

The Church in the State We're In

121

(18)

WILLIE JAMES JENNINGS, DUKE UNIVERSITY

Wrestling with a Wounding Word: Reading the Disjointed Lines of African American Spirituality

139

(32)

Index

171