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A better hope : resources for a church confronting capitalism, democracy, and postmodernity / Stanley Hauerwas.

By: Publication details: Grand Rapids, MI : Brazos Press, c2000.Description: 288 p. ; pbk ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 1587430002 (pbk)
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 261.0973/HAU
Contents:
On being a Christian and an American -- The Christian difference: or, surviving postmodernism -- Resisting capitalism: on marriage and homosexuality -- Christian ethics in America (and the Journal of religious ethics): a report on a book I will not write -- Walter Rauschenbusch and the saving of America -- Not late enough: the divided mind of Dignitatis humanae personae -- Only theology overcomes ethics: or, what "ethicists" must learn from Jenson -- Why The politics of Jesus is not a classic -- Why time cannot and should not heal the wounds of history, but time has been and can be redeemed -- Worship, evangelism, ethics: on eliminating the "and" -- Enduring: or, how Rowan Greer taught me how to read -- Captured in time: friendship and aging (with Laura Yordy) -- Sinsick -- McInerny did it: or, should a pacifist read murder mysteries? -- Appendix: the Ekklesia Project: a declaration and an invitation to all Christians.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 217-281) and index.

On being a Christian and an American --
The Christian difference: or, surviving postmodernism --
Resisting capitalism: on marriage and homosexuality --
Christian ethics in America (and the Journal of religious ethics): a report on a book I will not write --
Walter Rauschenbusch and the saving of America --
Not late enough: the divided mind of Dignitatis humanae personae --
Only theology overcomes ethics: or, what "ethicists" must learn from Jenson --
Why The politics of Jesus is not a classic --
Why time cannot and should not heal the wounds of history, but time has been and can be redeemed --
Worship, evangelism, ethics: on eliminating the "and" --
Enduring: or, how Rowan Greer taught me how to read --
Captured in time: friendship and aging (with Laura Yordy) --
Sinsick --
McInerny did it: or, should a pacifist read murder mysteries? --
Appendix: the Ekklesia Project: a declaration and an invitation to all Christians.

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