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Public pulpits : Methodists and mainline churches in the moral argument of public life / Steven M. Tipton.

LIBRA BR516 .T58 2007
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Tipton, Steven M.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Christianity and politics--United States.
Christianity and politics.
United States.
Methodist Church (U.S.).
Physical Description:
xvi, 556 pages ; 24 cm
Place of Publication:
Chicago : University of Chicago Press, 2007.
Contents:
Chapter 1 Faith in Public: Going to War in Iraq and Doing Good at Home 3
Chapter 2 Civic Republic and Liberal Democracy: Religion in an Ambiguous Polity 34
I Contesting Church and Society
Chapter 3 United Methodism in Crisis: Prophetic Witness through the Board of Church and Society 69
Chapter 4 United Methodism in Crisis: Scriptural Renewal through the Good News Movement 104
Chapter 5 Faith and Freedom: The Institute on Religion and Democracy 146
Chapter 6 From Cold War to Culture Wars: The Evolution of the IRD 186
II Witnessing versus Winning in Washington
Chapter 7 Religious Lobbies and Public Churches: Ecclesiology Matters 231
Chapter 8 The Challenge of Ecumenical Advocacy: Interfaith Impact for Justice and Peace 283
Chapter 9 Members of One Body: The Churches and the National Council of Churches 333
Chapter 10 The Mainline in Motion: Resisting the Right, Remaking the Center 361
Chapter 11 Public Churches and the Church 399
Appendix Ecclesiology in Action 425.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages [533]-545) and index.
ISBN:
9780226804743
0226804747
OCLC:
154689817

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