Perspectives on the social gospel : papers from the Inaugural Social Gospel Conference at Colgate Rochester Divinity School /
Perspectives on the social gospel : papers from the Inaugural Social Gospel Conference at Colgate Rochester Divinity School / [print]
edited by Christopher H. Evans.
- Lewiston, New York : Edwin Mellen Press, (c)1999.
- xxiv, 259 pages ; 23 cm.
- Texts and studies in the social gospel ; v. 3 .
- Texts and studies in the social gospel ; v. 3. .
Includes bibliographical references.
Defining the target: perspectives on the social gospel Interpreting the social gospel: reflections on two generations of historiography The social gospel and race in American culture The social gospel and the American South: an historiographical appraisal The social gospel at the crossroads of Middle America: Washington Solomon Gladden and the First Congregational Church, Columbus, Ohio, 1882-1918 Manifest Destiny, the social gospel and the coming kingdom: Josiah Strong's program of global reform, 1885-1916 The prophetic realism of Walter Rauschenbusch: a comparative study with Reinhold Niebuhr and Martin Lither King, Jr. / Thomas W. Simpson Christopher H. Evans -- Ralph E. Luker -- Susan Curtis -- Stephen R. Prescott -- C. George Fry -- Wendy J. Deichmann Edwards -- (cont.) Called to a new ethic: Walter Rauschenbusch and the resuscitation of vocation Culture, class and gender in the Progressive Era: the social thought of the Free Methodist Church during the age of Gladden, Strong, and Rauschenbusch Day-dreams or essential Christianity: the emergence of the social gospel in British Methodism Harry F. Ward, social gospel warrior in the trenches: the social gospel's staying power during the war and its aftermath Born again in 1904: John R. Commons and the social gospel Gifford Pinchot, the Conservation Movement, and the social gospel Robert C. Trawick -- William Kostlevy -- Tim Macquiban -- David Nelson Duke -- Bradley W. Bateman -- D. Keith Naylor.
9780773480421 9780773487284
99026293
GB99-38783
Social gospel--Congresses.
BT738 BT738.E92.P477 1999
Includes bibliographical references.
Defining the target: perspectives on the social gospel Interpreting the social gospel: reflections on two generations of historiography The social gospel and race in American culture The social gospel and the American South: an historiographical appraisal The social gospel at the crossroads of Middle America: Washington Solomon Gladden and the First Congregational Church, Columbus, Ohio, 1882-1918 Manifest Destiny, the social gospel and the coming kingdom: Josiah Strong's program of global reform, 1885-1916 The prophetic realism of Walter Rauschenbusch: a comparative study with Reinhold Niebuhr and Martin Lither King, Jr. / Thomas W. Simpson Christopher H. Evans -- Ralph E. Luker -- Susan Curtis -- Stephen R. Prescott -- C. George Fry -- Wendy J. Deichmann Edwards -- (cont.) Called to a new ethic: Walter Rauschenbusch and the resuscitation of vocation Culture, class and gender in the Progressive Era: the social thought of the Free Methodist Church during the age of Gladden, Strong, and Rauschenbusch Day-dreams or essential Christianity: the emergence of the social gospel in British Methodism Harry F. Ward, social gospel warrior in the trenches: the social gospel's staying power during the war and its aftermath Born again in 1904: John R. Commons and the social gospel Gifford Pinchot, the Conservation Movement, and the social gospel Robert C. Trawick -- William Kostlevy -- Tim Macquiban -- David Nelson Duke -- Bradley W. Bateman -- D. Keith Naylor.
9780773480421 9780773487284
99026293
GB99-38783
Social gospel--Congresses.
BT738 BT738.E92.P477 1999