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- catalog description "6. Priorities and their practical consequences -- the social disaster area: reversing priorities -- evangelicals on social change -- missions and social improvement -- the magnetic field of the evangelistic mandate -- the three priorities -- priorities and the collapse of Christian movements -- unprecedented American church decline -- the great priority shift -- effectiveness in social ministries -- the evangelical track record -- notes -- 7. The gospel, conversion, and ethical awareness -- McGavran on discipling and perfecting -- three kinds of discipling -- why critics call it "cheap grace" -- "obey everything I have commanded you" -- obedience is the key -- the postponement of ethical awareness -- what is repentance? -- conversion and ethics in biblical times -- the point of guilt -- receptor-oriented ethics -- prophets and evangelists -- notes -- 8. How Methodology influences social perspectives -- waking up to methodology -- keeping the balance: the "ought" and the "is" -- adding phenomenology to theology -- in functionalism and adequate model? -- church growth and socio-cultural change -- civilization before evangelization? -- thinking about conversion: bounded and centered sets -- fundamentalists and radical Christians -- notes -- 9. The homogeneous unit principle as an ethical issue -- what the homogeneous unit principle really is -- the principle is risky -- the dilemma of the two mandates -- homogeneous units in the kingdom of God -- toward an open society -- the open society and the homogeneous unit -- notes -- 10. Structuring for Christna social ministry -- choosing political options -- one church: two structures -- are mission structures legitimate? -- understanding each other better -- structures and the cultural mandate -- why social action hinders growth -- social issues in the united".
- catalog tableOfContents "6. Priorities and their practical consequences -- the social disaster area: reversing priorities -- evangelicals on social change -- missions and social improvement -- the magnetic field of the evangelistic mandate -- the three priorities -- priorities and the collapse of Christian movements -- unprecedented American church decline -- the great priority shift -- effectiveness in social ministries -- the evangelical track record -- notes -- 7. The gospel, conversion, and ethical awareness -- McGavran on discipling and perfecting -- three kinds of discipling -- why critics call it "cheap grace" -- "obey everything I have commanded you" -- obedience is the key -- the postponement of ethical awareness -- what is repentance? -- conversion and ethics in biblical times -- the point of guilt -- receptor-oriented ethics -- prophets and evangelists -- notes -- 8. How Methodology influences social perspectives -- waking up to methodology -- keeping the balance: the "ought" and the "is" -- adding phenomenology to theology -- in functionalism and adequate model? -- church growth and socio-cultural change -- civilization before evangelization? -- thinking about conversion: bounded and centered sets -- fundamentalists and radical Christians -- notes -- 9. The homogeneous unit principle as an ethical issue -- what the homogeneous unit principle really is -- the principle is risky -- the dilemma of the two mandates -- homogeneous units in the kingdom of God -- toward an open society -- the open society and the homogeneous unit -- notes -- 10. Structuring for Christna social ministry -- choosing political options -- one church: two structures -- are mission structures legitimate? -- understanding each other better -- structures and the cultural mandate -- why social action hinders growth -- social issues in the united".