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145 pages 21 cm Bibliographical references included in "Notes": pages 144-145 Part One: The social and moral issues: has the church abdicated? -- 1. The case against Christendom and the case against Pierre Berton/William Stringfellow -- the case against Christendom -- the self-righteous "isms" -- nuclear war -- the racial issues -- the ethics of good business -- pre-pacakaged morality -- how can the church survive? -- is the gospel essentially about ethics? -- the nostalgia for a new Savior -- 2. The immorality of the Bible/Ernest Harrison -- Part Two: The Church in the world -- 3. The salvation machine -- 4. With love to the church -- 5. The church in a secular age -- 6. Dogma: who needs it? -- religion without dogma -- the catholic tradition -- 7. Other quarters heard from -- the relevance bit comes to Canada -- the Roman Catholic in the pew -- A Jew looks at Christianity and secularist liberalism -- 8. The uncomfortable few -- the uncomfortable few: a prophecy -- 9. How to live in a secular city: two views -- an open letter to the church -- an interview with Harvey Cox

Author

Kilbourn, William., William Kilbourn

Publisher

Philadelphia, Lippincott

Published

1966

Language

EN

Subjects

Religion, Christian