Christianity and civil society
the contemporary debate
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Author
Publication
1996 - Trinity Press International, Valley Forge, Pa, Pennsylvania
Language
English
Word Count
25,750 words, Guess
Page Count
103 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivechristianitycivi0000wuth
- ISBN-101563381753
- ISBN-139781563381751
- Library of Congress Control Number96042499
- OCLC Control Number35325378
and 2 more
- Better World Books9781563381751
- Open LibraryOL1003155M
Classifications
- DDC261.7/0973
- LCCBR516 .W88 1996
- LCCBR516.W88 1996
Description
In this book, well-known author Robert Wuthnow considers three aspects of the relationship between Christianity and civil society: whether civil society is in jeopardy and what effects Christianity's declining influence has on civil society; whether Christians can be civil in the face of conflicts that have arisen among religious groups in the public arena and the so-called culture wars that many in the media have been discussing; and growing multiculturalism in the. United States, how Christians are responding to this new diversity, and how Christianity can regain a critical voice for itself in these debates.
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Series Statement
- The Rockwell lecture series
- Rockwell lecture series (Valley Forge, Pa.)
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