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On Not Leaving It to the Snake / Harvey G. Cox

By: Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Publication details: New York : Macmillan, 1967Description: xix, 174 p. ; 21 cmSubject(s): LOC classification:
  • BR123  .C726 1967
Contents:
Introduction: Faith and decision -- pt. 1. On not leaving it to the snake. The death of God and the future of theology -- The place and purpose of theology -- The gospel and postliterate man -- pt. 2. Don't die in the waiting room. Tradition and future: the need for new perspective -- The church in East Germany -- New phase in Christian-Marxist encounter -- Kafka east, Kafka west -- Let's end the Communist-Christian vendetta -- pt. 3. Recognizing the new era: the church and the future. The signs of the new era -- The coming world city -- The restoration of a sense of place -- The "new breed" in American churches: sources of social activism in American religion -- Where is the church going and how will it get there? -- Addendum: The statute of limitations on Nazi crimes. A theological and ethical analysis.
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Introduction: Faith and decision -- pt. 1. On not leaving it to the snake. The death of God and the future of theology -- The place and purpose of theology -- The gospel and postliterate man -- pt. 2. Don't die in the waiting room. Tradition and future: the need for new perspective -- The church in East Germany -- New phase in Christian-Marxist encounter -- Kafka east, Kafka west -- Let's end the Communist-Christian vendetta -- pt. 3. Recognizing the new era: the church and the future. The signs of the new era -- The coming world city -- The restoration of a sense of place -- The "new breed" in American churches: sources of social activism in American religion -- Where is the church going and how will it get there? -- Addendum: The statute of limitations on Nazi crimes. A theological and ethical analysis.

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