Faith in the millennium /

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Other Authors: Porter, Stanley E., 1956-, Hayes, Michael A., Chaplain, Tombs, David, 1965-
Format: Book
Language:English
Created: Sheffield, Eng. : Sheffield Academic Press, c2001.
Series:Roehampton Institute London Papers ; 7.
Subjects:
Church and the world.
Twenty-first century > Forecasting.
Mission of the church.
Millennialism.
Church > Forecasting.
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Table of Contents:
  • Pt. 1. Theological and philosophical perspectives. The Protestant churches in Latin America in the New Millennium / Jose Miguez Bonino
  • Latin America liberation theology faces the future / David Tombs
  • Israel-Palestine: a challenge to theology / Michael Prior
  • Surviving the guillotine: past hopes, past fears, prospects for future; the aporia of faith / Clive Erricker
  • The emergence of a fourth force in psychology and spirituality? / Michael A. Hayes
  • Faith from past to future: thinking about human meaning-making in relation to the work of Hannah Arendt / Anne Spalding
  • A matter of interest: international debt as a challenge to faith / Rebecca Dudley
  • Forgiveness, the Jubilee and world debt / Simon J. Taylor
  • Finding God in consumption: an intimate theology of globalization / Susan Hawley
  • The black church in the new millennium / Ronald A. Nathan
  • Reflections on the relation of self and other in mediaeval and modern Christianity / Christopher Hamilton
  • The Haqqani Naqshbandis: a study of apocalyptic millennialism within Islam. Pt. 2. Historical and sociological perspectives. Was early Christianity a Millenarian movement? / Stanley E. Porter
  • The Bible, the Trinity and history: Apocalypticism and Millennialism in the theology of Joachim of Fiore / Anthony R. Cross
  • Reading the signs of the times: millenarian and apocalyptic movements then and now / Andrew Bradstock
  • New religions in the New Millennium / Elizabeth Puttick
  • 'At the cutting edge of what God is doing': millenarian aspects of British Neo-Pentecostalism / Stephen Hunt. Pt. 3. Arts and literary perspectives. 'Such beautiful dignity in self-abuse': Millennial refusals and the appetites of Somatocracy / Michael Kirwan
  • 'Fabulously textual': religion and the future in speculative fiction / Kevin McCarron
  • Grim present, glorious future: millennial implications in the novels of Ngugi wa Thiong'o / John A. Anthony
  • A theology of the other: some Postcolonial themes in Brian Moore's late twentieth-century fiction / Liam Gearon
  • Some reflections of Millenarianism in seventeenth-century literature / Pat Pinsent
  • Sacred music at the turn of the millennia / Wendy J. Porter
  • Sacred art in a new age: a virtual reality rose window celebrating the feminine / Delia Whitbread
  • Timi Catholicism: dance and religious syncretism among a Northern Aboriginal people / Andree Grau.

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