A critical Affirmation of The Church and it's Mission

Freedom for ministry

Richard John Neuhaus

Joanna Cotler Books

Taking a look at today's Church and religious situation, Neuhaus argues that there is a necessary awkwardness about Christian ministry because we are ambassadors of a "disputed sovereignty". Neuhaus also discusses the minister as leader of worship and the art, discipline, and "absurd responsibility" of being a preacher.

Freedom for Ministry: A Critical Affirmation of the Church and Its Mission

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Harper-San Francisco

Richard John Neuhaus has been called a man with an instinct for the new things of the spirit. And the spirit, he believes, is calling for a very new thing: to make money - even lots of it. For too long, Neuhaus argues, Christianity has had nothing to say to Wall Street or to Main Street. Some churches have blasted the greed of the former or the bourgeois grasping of the latter. Others have insisted on a socialist alternative. But the time has come, Neuhaus says, to stop such silliness. Drawing on the writings of Pope John Paul Il, Neuhaus has written a spirituality of economic enterprise meant for the businessman and the intellectual alike. There is nothing bad about hustling to make a buck, Neuhaus says. In fact, it benefits everyone if you do - yourself, your family, the people you can then hire. Moreover, it's only by taking care of such business that a healthy society can be built. With plain language, Neuhaus has written a groundbreaking work that unashamedly seeks to bestow a blessing on business. Evangelical Protestants have already done so, he notes approvingly. Now, he believes, is the Catholic moment to do likewise.

Doing Well and Doing Good

DOUBLEDAY

Liberation Theology

Harold O. J. Brown

James V. Schall

Edward R. Norman

Dale Vree

Michael, Novak

Baker Pub Group

Guaranteeing the Good Life: Medicine and the Return of Eugenics (Encounter Series)

Politics & Social Sciences

Philosophy

Eerdmans Pub.Co.

Taking a look at today's Church and religious situation, Neuhaus argues that there is a necessary awkwardness about Christian ministry because we are ambassadors of a "disputed sovereignty". Neuhaus also discusses the minister as leader of worship and the art, discipline, and "absurd responsibility" of being a preacher.

Freedom for Ministry

Wm. B. Eerdmans-Lightning Source

Christianity and politics: Catholic and Protestant perspectives

David Little

Whittle Johnston

Michel Novak

Ethics and Public Policy Center

Explores the re-emergence of fundamentalists within the world of politics and discusses their growing influence on public life

Piety and Politics: Evangelicals and Fundamentalists Confront the World

Ethics And Public Policy Cente

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