07104cam a22004934a 450000100090000000300090000900500170001800800410003501000170007602000150009304000240010808200160013224501540014826000470030230000410034949000460039050400530043650503640048950502720085350504400112550502900156550503990185550504340225450503090268850504330299750502670343050504300369750504110412750503650453850504480490350503030535150503450565460000420599963000570604165000370609865000360613565000340617170000340620585600910623985600920633094200080642299900170643095201630644712859225AU-EpEBC20111017203555.0020718s2002    miua     b    101 0 eng    a  2002011428  a0310234131  aDLCcDLCdDLCdNEMB00a220.601/SCR02aA royal priesthood? :bthe use of the Bible ethically and politically : a dialogue with Oliver O'Donovan /cedited by Craig Bartholomew ... [et al.].  aCarlisle, UK :bPaternoster Press ;c2002.  axxiv, 445 p. :bill. ; pbk ;c24 cm.  aScripture and hermeneutics series ;vv. 3  aIncludes bibliographical references and indexes.  aIntroduction / Craig G. Bartholomew

Introduction: a royal priesthood -- The cover and Goya's "The third of May" -- Obstacles to reading the Bible ethically and politically -- How has the Bible been used ethically? -- O'Donovan's biblical, theological ethics -- O'Donovan's reading of the Bible for politics -- O'Donovan's biblical hermeneutic -- This volume.  aChapter 1 : The use of Scripture in "The desire of nations" / R.W.L. Moberly
O'Donovan's scriptural hermeneutic -- General issues of scriptural hermeneutics -- Cui Bono? What is at stake in this discussion? 

Chapter 2 : Response to Walter Moberly / Oliver O'Donovan.  aChapter 3 : Law and monarchy in the Old Testament / J. Gordon McConville.
Locating Israel's history -- Deuteronomy and David/Zion in the Old Testament -- Deuteronomy as a critique of the Zion-Davidic synthesis -- Deuteronomy as a "constitution"? -- Deuteronomy, government and Creation -- Implications of O'Donovan's thesis -- The Zion-Davidic theology beyond Deuteronomy.

Chapter 4 : Response to Gordon McConville / Oliver O'Donovan.  aChapter 5 : A time for war and a time for peace : Old Testament wisdom, Creation and O'Donovan's theological ethics / Craig G. Bartholomew
Introduction -- Creation order -- Epistemology -- Wisdom and politics -- Conclusion

Chapter 6 : Response to Craig Bartholomew / Oliver O'Donovan.  aChapter 7 : The power of the future in the present : Eschatology and ethics in O'Donovan and beyond  / M. Daniel Carroll R.
Introduction -- Old Testament ethics and eschatology -- Eschatology in the ethics of O'Donovan -- The demands on eschatology in Latin America -- Contributions from the books of Isaiah and Amos -- Conclusion.

Chapter 8 : Response to Daniel Carroll R. / Oliver O'Donovan.  aChapter 9 : Power, judgement and possession : John's Gospel in political perspective  / Andrew T. Lincoln.
Variation on Old Testament judgement themes -- Power and judgement in Jesus' mission -- Power and judgement in the trial before Pilate -- Power and judgement in the death and resurrection of Jesus -- Possession and community identity -- Justice, truth and life.

Chapter 10 : Response to Andrew Lincoln / Oliver O'Donovan.  aChapter 11 : Paul and Caesar : A new reading of Romans  / N.T. Wright.
Introduction -- A fresh perspective? -- Initial comments -- Towards a multi-dimensional fresh reading of Paul -- New Creation, new covenant: the heart of Romans -- Conclusion.

Chapter 12 : Response to N.T. Wright / Oliver O'Donovan.  aChapter 13 : "Members of one another" : Charis, ministry and representation : a politico-ecclesial reading of Romans 12  / Bernd Wannenwetsch.
Ecclesiology and politics -- Paraclesis: the genuine political speech act of the church -- The transformation of the body -- Members of one another : the representation of charis and ministry -- Representation and political society.

Chapter 14 : Bernd Wannenwetsch / Oliver O'Donovan.  aChapter 15 : The function of Romans 13 in Christian ethics  / Gerrit de Kruijf.
Introduction -- Two versions of the relation between government and God in Romans 13 -- Judgement and paradigmatic act.

Chapter 16 : Response to Gerrit de Kruijf / Oliver O'Donovan.  aChapter 17 : The Apocalypse and political theory  / Christopher Rowland.
Oliver O'Donovan on the Apocalypse -- The United States of America, the Beast and Babylon -- Contrasting interpretations of the Apocalypse -- Practical engagement in political theory in the light of the Apocalypse.

Chapter 18 : Response to Christopher Rowland / Oliver O'Donovan.

Chapter 19 : Ethics and exegesis : a great gulf? / Gilbert Meilaender.  aChapter 20 : Political eschatology and responsible government : Oliver O'Donovan's "Christian Liberalism" / Jonathan Chaplin.
Introduction -- Christian liberalism -- Christianity and liberal society -- Christian political liberalism -- After Christian liberalism -- O'Donovan's "Dispensationalist Political Eschatology" : critical reflections.

Chapter 21 : Response to Jonathan Chaplin / Oliver O'Donovan.  aChapter 22 : Revisiting Christendom : a crisis of legitimization / Colin J.D. Greene.
The reign of God and the concept of authority -- Jesus: Lord of Lords -- The early church -- Romans 13 -- The Christendom settlement -- The Christendom settlement in the West -- Revisiting Christendom -- Conclusion.

Chapter 23 : Response to Colin Greene / Oliver O'Donovan.  aChapter 24 : 'Return to the vomit of "legitimation"'? : Scriptural interpretation and the authority of the poor / Peter Scott.
Authority of the poor and the poverty of authority -- The argument of this paper -- Attending to legitimation: true speech and ideology -- Praxis and knowledge -- Christ and political order -- In Jesus Christ, a revolution -- Scritpural, practical reasoning?

Chapter 25 : Response to Peter Scott / Oliver O'Donovan.  aChapter 26 : A timely conversation with "The desire of the nations" on civil society, nation and state / Joan Lockwood O'Donovan.
The 'romantic', the 'civic' and the 'functional' nation -- The nation as a  theological construct.

Chapter 27 : Response to Joan Lockwood O'Donovan / Oliver O'Donovan.  aChapter 28 : Acting politically in biblical obedience / James W. Skillen
Introduction -- Welfare policy and religious freedom -- Action on welfare reform and reading the Bible -- Reading O'Donovan --  Church, society and rulers -- Romans 13 -- History and the state -- Conclusion.

Chapter 29 : Response to James Skillen / Oliver O'Donovan.10aO'Donovan, Oliverd1945-vCongresses.00aBible.xCriticism, interpretation, etc.vCongresses. 0aEthics in the BiblevCongresses. 0aPolitical theologyvCongresses. 0aChristian ethicsvCongresses.1 aBartholomew, Craig G.,d1961-423Publisher descriptionuhttp://www.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0633/2002011428-d.html413Table of contents onlyuhttp://www.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0633/2002011428-t.html  2ddc  c10491d10491  00102ddc3v.340708220 Bible - generalaMAINbMAINcOSd2011-03-24eAmazon.comg35.83l0o220.601/ROYp10318r2014-11-21 00:00:00t1v65.00w2011-03-24yAM