Scott / Cavanaugh The Blackwell Companion to Political Theology

1. Auflage 2008
ISBN: 978-0-470-99735-2
Verlag: John Wiley & Sons
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E-Book, Englisch, 576 Seiten, E-Book

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Written by a team of international experts, drawn from varioustraditions of political theology, this outstanding resource bringstogether 35 newly-commissioned essays in the field.
* * Demonstrates that Christian theology is inherently politicaland shows how theology impacts on present-day politicalissues.
* Considers the interface of theology with political ideologies,including the contribution of theology to feminist, ecological,black and pacifist movements.
* Assesses the contribution of the major political theologiansand theological movements.
* Explores the political aspects of Christian sources such asscripture and liturgy.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Scott, Peter

Scott, Peter Manley

Cavanaugh, William T.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Contributors.
Introduction.
Part I: Traditioned Resources: Scripture, Traditions,Liturgy:.
1. Scripture: Old Testament: Walter Brueggemann (ColumbiaTheological Seminary).
2. Scripture: New Testament: Christopher Rowland (Queen'sCollege, Oxford).
3. Augustine: Jean Bethke Elshtain (University of Chicago).
4. Aquinas: Frederick Christian Bauerschmidt (Loyola College inMaryland).
5. The Reformation: Andrew Bradstock (United ReformedChurch).
6. Liturgy: Bernd Wannenwetsch (Harris Manchester College).
Part II: Political Theologies: Survey:.
7. Eastern Orthodox Thought: Michael Plekon (City University,New York).
8. Carl Schmitt: Michael Hollerich (University of StThomas).
9. Karl Barth: Haddon Willmer (University of Leeds).
10. Dietrich Bonhoeffer: Stanley Hauerwas (Duke DivinitySchool).
11. John Courtney Murray: Michael J. Baxter (University of NotreDame).
12. William Temple: Alan M. Suggate (University of Durham).
13. Reinhold Niebuhr: William Werpehowski (VillanovaUniversity).
14. Feminist Theology, Southern: Kwok Pui-Lan (Epicopal DivinitySchool, Cambridge).
15. Feminist Theology, Northern: Elaine Graham (University ofManchester).
16. Jürgen Moltmann: Nicholas Adams (University ofEdinburgh).
17. Johann Baptist Metz: J. Matthew Ashley (University of NotreDame).
18. Political Theologies in Asia: Aloysius Pieris (TulanaResearch Centre, Sri Lanka).
19. Black Political Theologies: M. Shawn Copeland (MarquetteUniversity).
20. Gustavo Gutiérrez: Roberto S. Goizueta (BostonCollege).
21. Stanley Hauerwas: R.R. Reno (Creighton University).
Part III: Constructive Political Theology:.
22. Trinity: Kathryn Tanner (University of Chicago).
23. Creation: Peter Scott (University of Manchester).
24. Christology: Raymund Schwager (Institute fur SystematicheTheologie, Austria).
25. Atonement: Timothy J. Gorringe (University of Exeter).
26. Spirit: Mark Lewis Taylor (Princeton TheologicalSeminary).
27. Church: William T. Cavanaugh (University of St Thomas).
28. Eschatology: Robert W. Jenson (Centre of TheologicalInquiry, Princeton).
Part IV: Structures And Movements:.
29. State And Civil Society: Daniel M. Bell, Jr. (LutheranTheological Southern Seminary).
30. Democracy: John W. de Gruchy (University of Cape Town).
31. Critical Theory: Marsha Aileen Hewitt (Trinity College,Toronto).
32. Postmodernism: Catherine Pickstock (Emmanuel College,Cambridge).
33. Globalization: Peter Sedgwick (UK).
Part V: Perspectives:.
34. The Islamic Quest For Sociopolitical Justice: BustamiMohamed Khir (University of Birmingham).
35. Abrahamic Theo-Politics: A Jewish View: Peter Ochs(University of Virginia).
Index of Names and Subjects.
Index of Biblical References.

Über Autor(innen)

Peter M. Scott is Senior Lecturer in Christian SocialThought and Director of the Lincoln Theological Institute at theUniversity of Manchester, UK. He is the author of Theology,Ideology and Liberation (1994) and A Political Theology ofNature (2003). He is a member of the Center of TheologicalInquiry, Princeton and the Manchester Centre for Public Theology,and is a director of the Manchester Research Institute for Religionand Civil Society.
William T. Cavanaugh is Associate Professor of Theologyat the University of St Thomas in St Paul, Minnesota, USA. He isthe author of Torture and Eucharist (Blackwell, 1998) andTheopolitical Imagination (2003).