The twentieth century : a theological overview / edited by Gregory Baum. [print]

Includes bibliographies and index.

part 1. The impact of historical events on theology. "The Great War" and the theologians Douglas John Hall -- The condemnation of modernism and the survival of Catholic theology Victor Consemius -- After the Bolshevik Revolution : theologians in the Russian diaspora Bernard Dupuis -- Returning from exile : Catholic theology in the 1930s Joseph A. Komonchak -- The Great Depression : the response of North American theologians Donald Schweitzer -- Theologians in Nazi Germany A. James Reimer -- The Holocaust : theological and ethical reflections Rosemary Radford Ruether -- The golden years of welfare capitalism : the twilight of the giants Gary Dorrien -- Emergence of a world church and the irruption of the poor Virgilio Elizondo -- Genesis of a new world : globalization from above vs. globalization from below Lee Cormie -- pt. 2. Theological evaluation of events and movements. The myth of the twentieth century : the rise and fall of "secularization" / Harvey Cox -- The conciliar ecumenical movement : transcending imperial globalism and parochial tribalism Ulrich Duchrow -- The impact of Vatican II Robert J. Schreiter -- The impact of Marxist ideas on Christian theology Gregory Baum -- The women's movement and theology in the twentieth century Susan A. Ross -- Voices from the margins in the United States Dwight N. Hopkins, Linda E. Thomas -- The ecological crisis Stephen B. Scharper -- The postmodern debate Michael J. Scanlon -- Concluding reflections : looking back over the century Gregory Baum.

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