Wheaton Theology Conference Series
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Wheaton Theology Conference Series
About This Book
"My kingdom is not of this world." Followers of Jesus have been struggling to understand these words ever since he first uttered themâoften in sharply contradictory ways. Today the inescapably political nature of Christian witness is widely recognized. But what is the shape of this witness? What should Christian political engagement look like today?The twelve essays in this volume, originally presented at the 2013 Wheaton Theology Conference, present biblical, historical and theological proposals for thinking responsibly about the intersection of church and state in the contemporary cultural situation. Prophetic and pastoral, this book offers a fresh look at a crucial and contested dimension of the Christian life.Contributors include: - Stanley Hauerwas- Mark Noll- Scot McKnight- Timothy G. Gombis- George Kalantzis- Jana Marguerite Bennett- William T. Cavanaugh- Peter J. Leithart- Daniel M. Bell Jr.- Jennifer M. McBride- David P. Gushee- Bishop David Gitari
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- Introduction
- 1 Church Matters
- 2 The Peril and Potential of Scripture in Christian Political Witness
- 3 Extra ecclesiam nullum regnum
- 4 The Political Vision of the Apostle to the Nations
- 5 A Witness to the Nations
- 6 Not So Private
- 7 Are Corporations People?
- 8 Violence
- 9 Just War as Christian Politics
- 10 Repentance as Political Witness
- 11 Toward an Evangelical Social Tradition
- 12 âYou Are in the World but Not of Itâ
- Notes
- Contributors
- Subject Index
- Name Index
- Scripture Index
- About the Editors
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