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The nonviolent atonement / J. Denny Weaver.

Van Pelt Library BT265.2 .W43 2001
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Weaver, J. Denny, 1941-
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Atonement.
Black theology.
Feminist theology.
Nonviolence--Religious aspects--Christianity.
Nonviolence.
Physical Description:
xiii, 246 pages ; 23 cm
Place of Publication:
Grand Rapids, Mich. ; Cambridge, U.K. : W.B. Eerdmans, [2001]
Contents:
2. Narrative Christus Victor: The Revisioning of Atonement 12
The Nonviolence of Jesus 12
Images of Atonement 14
Christus Victor Motif 14
Satisfaction Motif 16
Moral Influence Motif 18
Narrative Christus Victor 19
The Apocalypse 20
The Gospels 34
Rene Girard 46
Paul 49
Old Testament Sacrifices 58
Hebrews 61
Israel's History 66
3. Narrative Christus Victor: Some Comparisons and Its Demise 70
Distinguishing Narrative Christus Victor 70
The Object of the Death of Jesus 70
The Accomplishment of the Death of Jesus 71
The Agent of Jesus' Death 72
Our Role in Jesus' Death 74
Grace and Forgiveness 76
Free Will versus Predestination 77
Justice and Mercy of God 78
Ethics 78
Atonement in History 80
The Demise of Christus Victor 81
Constantinian Synthesis 82
Ecclesiology and Atonement 86
Christology 92
4. Black Theology on Atonement 99
First Generation Black Theology: James Heil Cone 100
African American Particularity 101
Reading the Bible Differently 103
Critique of Classic Theology 104
James Cone on Atonement 106
Qualifying Christendom's Theology 108
James H. Cone and Narrative Christus Victor 110
Second Generation Black Theology: Garth Kasimu Baker-Fletcher 113
Contextual Affinities 114
Christology and Atonement 116
5. Feminist Theology on Atonement 122
Feminist Theology on Atonement 123
Rosemary Radford Ruether 123
Rosemary Radford Ruether and Narrative Christus Victor 126
Joan Carlson Brown and Rebecca Parker 126
Brown and Parker and Narrative Christus Victor 131
Julie N. Hopkins 134
Julia N. Hopkins and Narrative Christus Victor 137
Rita Nakashima Brock 139
Rita Nakashima Brock and Narrative Christus Victor 146
Carter Heyward 149
Carter Heyward and Narrative Christus Victor 154
6. Womanist Theology on Atonement 157
Womanist Particularity 158
Katie Cannon 158
Emilie Townes 160
Delores Williams 161
Womanists on Atonement 164
Delores Williams 164
JoAnne Marie Terrell 167
Womanists on Theodicy 168
Womanists on Christology 170
Kelly Brown Douglas 170
Jacqueline Grant 172
Narrative Christus Victor and Womanist Theology 173
7. Conversation with Anselm and His Defenders 179
The Defenders of Anselm 180
Redefinitions, Reemphases, and Rehabilitation 180
Anselm and Cur Deus Homo 188
Responding to the Defenses of Satisfaction 195
The Case of Miroslav Volf 205
Narrative Christus Victor: A Nonviolent Christ 210.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 229-238) and index.
ISBN:
0802849083
OCLC:
47182107

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