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Evangelicalism : the coming generation / James Davison Hunter. [print]

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Chicago : University of Chicago Press, [(c)1987.Description: xi, 302 pages ; 24 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0226360822
  • 9780226360829
  • 0226360830
  • 9780226360836
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BR1640.E936 1987
  • BR1640.H945.E936 1987
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Contents:
Part I: Evangelicalism as a global phenomenon ; Evangelicalism as an American phenomenon ; The coming generation of American evangelicals ; Method and scope Part II: Theology: the shifting meaning of faith ; The problem of Biblical inerrancy ; The problem of salvation ; The problem of a social gospel ; The de-ghettoization of evangelical theology ; Work, morality, and the self: asceticism revised ; Vocational asceticism ; Moral asceticism ; The self examined ; A legacy revised ; Family: toward androgyny ; The traditional family: mythic qualities ; An excursus: the "traditional family"-reflections on social history ; The traditional family reconsidered ; Toward androgyny ; The evangelical family besieged ; Politics: civility extolled ; Three waves of evangelical political activism ; The politics of the coming generation ; Evangelicals and the ethic of political civility Part III: Modernity and the reconstruction of tradition ; The reconstruction of tradition ; The role of education ; The role of elites ; Is orthodoxy possible? ; Evangelicalism in the modern world order ; The decline of cultural hegemony ; Transition in the world order ; "Crisis" in the world order ; Evangelicalism in America's third century ; Growth, decline, division ; The loss of binding address Epilogue: Orthodoxy in the modern world order: in search of a paradigm.
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Part I: Evangelicalism as a global phenomenon ; Evangelicalism as an American phenomenon ; The coming generation of American evangelicals ; Method and scope Part II: Theology: the shifting meaning of faith ; The problem of Biblical inerrancy ; The problem of salvation ; The problem of a social gospel ; The de-ghettoization of evangelical theology ; Work, morality, and the self: asceticism revised ; Vocational asceticism ; Moral asceticism ; The self examined ; A legacy revised ; Family: toward androgyny ; The traditional family: mythic qualities ; An excursus: the "traditional family"-reflections on social history ; The traditional family reconsidered ; Toward androgyny ; The evangelical family besieged ; Politics: civility extolled ; Three waves of evangelical political activism ; The politics of the coming generation ; Evangelicals and the ethic of political civility Part III: Modernity and the reconstruction of tradition ; The reconstruction of tradition ; The role of education ; The role of elites ; Is orthodoxy possible? ; Evangelicalism in the modern world order ; The decline of cultural hegemony ; Transition in the world order ; "Crisis" in the world order ; Evangelicalism in America's third century ; Growth, decline, division ; The loss of binding address Epilogue: Orthodoxy in the modern world order: in search of a paradigm.

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