9780876808429 - an ethic for christians and other aliens in a strange land. von stringfellow, william (6 Ergebnisse)

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Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. First Edition (2nd Printing). VG/VG. 1973 (1974, 2nd print). Word Books, Waco, Texas. Signed previous owner. Hardcover. Very Good yellow cloth boards w/ blue-stamped spine lettering. Tightly bound, solid & square. Front free endpaper carries the ink ownership signature of Dr. Dallas T. Stallings Jr., Southern Baptist minister and senior pastor in Durham, North Carolina, dated December 1975. Very Good deep-blue illustrated dust jacket; unclipped w/ $5.95 price intact. 157 pp. 6x9. An Ethic for Christians and Other Aliens in a Strange Land uses the biblical narrative of Babylon to examine Christian discipleship and social responsibility amid the political powers of modern American life, written by civil rights attorney and lay theologian William Stringfellow. Ships from the USA, quickly & w/care. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SYNOPSIS & HISTORY: An Ethic for Christians and Other Aliens in a Strange Land presents William Stringfellow's exploration of Christian discipleship, social responsibility, and faithfulness amid the political and institutional powers of modern America. Drawing on the biblical narrative of Babylon from the book of Revelation, Stringfellow examines what it means to live under the authority of the Gospel while surrounded by cultural, political, and systemic forces that compete for ultimate loyalty, presenting a vision of Christian ethics rooted in faithful witness rather than ideology or political allegiance. William Stringfellow (1928-1985) was an American lay theologian and civil rights attorney who practiced law in East Harlem, New York, bringing a practitioner's perspective to questions of biblical theology, social ethics, and the responsibilities of the church in public life. Published in September 1973 by Word Books of Waco, Texas, this volume reflects Stringfellow's engagement with mid-twentieth-century American social and political crisis through the lens of prophetic biblical theology. The front free endpaper carries the ink ownership signature of Dr. Dallas T. Stallings Jr. (1939-2023), dated December 1975, a Southern Baptist minister and longtime senior pastor based in Durham, North Carolina, who completed his theological training at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. Collected in the fields of Protestant social ethics, civil rights theology, and twentieth-century American public theology. Signed by Other.…

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