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catalog alternative "Christian humanism.".
catalog contributor b1144129.
catalog created "c1982.".
catalog date "1982".
catalog date "c1982.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c1982.".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references.".
catalog description "Sayers, from "Creed of Chaos?" ; Dietrich Bonhoeffer, from Letters and papers from prison ; Walker Percy, from The message in the bottle ; The documents of Vactian II, from The church in the modern world -- Epilogue: Human liberation and limits ; Barbara Ward, from The rich nations and the poor nations ; Martin Luther King Jr., from Letter from Birmingham City jail ; Monika Hellwig, from "Hope and liberation: the task of sexual complementarity" ; Gustavo Gutierrez, from A theology of liberation ; E.F. Schumacher, from Small is beautiful ; Bread for the world, "The right to food" ; Langdon Gilkey, from Being human in a technological age.".
catalog description "pt. 1. Foundations of christian humanism: Jerusalem and Athens ; Plato, from The Republic ; Aristotle, from Politics, Ethics -- pt. 2. The emergence of christian humanism: Justin Martyr, from The First Apology ; Tertullian, from On perscription against Heretics, and Against Praxeas ; Apostle's creed, Nicene Creed ; Jerome, from Letter XXII ; Augustine, from The way of life of the Catholic Church, and City of God -- pt. 3. The Middle Ages: Benedict, from The rule of St. Benedict ; Hymns and sequences from the Middle ages ; Stephen Harding, from The charter of love ; Francis of Assisi, from The rule of St. Francis, and The song of Brother Sun ; Anselm, from Cur Deus Homo ; Thomas Aquinas, from Summa Contra Gentiles ; Dante Alighieri, from De Monarchia and Divine Comedy ; Boniface VIII, from Unam Sanctam -- ".
catalog description "pt. 4. The Renaissance: Francesco Petrarch, from Letter to Francesco Nelli, and Letter describing the ascent of Mont Ventoux ; Marsilio Ficino, from Platonic Theology ; Pico della Mirandola, from Oration on the dignity of man ; Erasmus, from Enchiridion Militis Christiani, and Paraclesis, and A ditribe or sermon concerning free will -- pt. 5. The Reformation: Martin Luther, from The freedom of a christian, and To the councilmen of all cities in Germany ..., and The Bondage of the will ; John Calvin, from The institutes of The Christian Religion ; The Council of Trent, from The cannons and decrees of the Council of Trent ; The Society of Jesus, from the Ratio Studiorum -- ".
catalog description "pt. 6. Christian humanism after the Reformation; the humanism of the incarnation: Galileo Galilei, from Letter to the Grand Duchess Christina ; Blaise Pascal, from Pensees ; John Milton, from Paradise Regained, the fourth book ; John Bunyan, from The Pilgrim's Progress ; John Wesley, from Sermon CXXVIII, Free Grace ; Fredrich Schleiermacher, from Christmas Eve: dialogue on the Incarnation ; Johann Adam Mohler, from The idea of a University ; N.F.S. Grundtvig, from Basic Christian teachings ; Lux Mundi, from Lux Mundi, "The incarnation and development" ; Lyman Abbott, from The theology of an evolutionist ; Leo XIII, from Rerum Novarum ; Walter Rauschenbusch, from Christianity and The Social Crisis ; Romano Guardini, from: The awakening of the Church in the soul, The spirit of the Liturgy, and The end of the modern world ; Emil Brunner, from Christianity and civilization ; Reinhold Niebuhr, from "Ten years that shook my world" ; Dorothy L. ".
catalog extent "685 p. ;".
catalog hasFormat "Readings in Christian humanism.".
catalog identifier "0806619384 (pbk.)".
catalog isFormatOf "Readings in Christian humanism.".
catalog issued "1982".
catalog issued "c1982.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Minneapolis : Augsburg Pub. House,".
catalog relation "Readings in Christian humanism.".
catalog subject "BR115.C8 R33 1982".
catalog subject "Christian civilization.".
catalog subject "Christianity and culture.".
catalog subject "Christianity.".
catalog subject "Humanism.".
catalog subject "Theological anthropology Christianity.".
catalog tableOfContents "Sayers, from "Creed of Chaos?" ; Dietrich Bonhoeffer, from Letters and papers from prison ; Walker Percy, from The message in the bottle ; The documents of Vactian II, from The church in the modern world -- Epilogue: Human liberation and limits ; Barbara Ward, from The rich nations and the poor nations ; Martin Luther King Jr., from Letter from Birmingham City jail ; Monika Hellwig, from "Hope and liberation: the task of sexual complementarity" ; Gustavo Gutierrez, from A theology of liberation ; E.F. Schumacher, from Small is beautiful ; Bread for the world, "The right to food" ; Langdon Gilkey, from Being human in a technological age.".
catalog tableOfContents "pt. 1. Foundations of christian humanism: Jerusalem and Athens ; Plato, from The Republic ; Aristotle, from Politics, Ethics -- pt. 2. The emergence of christian humanism: Justin Martyr, from The First Apology ; Tertullian, from On perscription against Heretics, and Against Praxeas ; Apostle's creed, Nicene Creed ; Jerome, from Letter XXII ; Augustine, from The way of life of the Catholic Church, and City of God -- pt. 3. The Middle Ages: Benedict, from The rule of St. Benedict ; Hymns and sequences from the Middle ages ; Stephen Harding, from The charter of love ; Francis of Assisi, from The rule of St. Francis, and The song of Brother Sun ; Anselm, from Cur Deus Homo ; Thomas Aquinas, from Summa Contra Gentiles ; Dante Alighieri, from De Monarchia and Divine Comedy ; Boniface VIII, from Unam Sanctam -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "pt. 4. The Renaissance: Francesco Petrarch, from Letter to Francesco Nelli, and Letter describing the ascent of Mont Ventoux ; Marsilio Ficino, from Platonic Theology ; Pico della Mirandola, from Oration on the dignity of man ; Erasmus, from Enchiridion Militis Christiani, and Paraclesis, and A ditribe or sermon concerning free will -- pt. 5. The Reformation: Martin Luther, from The freedom of a christian, and To the councilmen of all cities in Germany ..., and The Bondage of the will ; John Calvin, from The institutes of The Christian Religion ; The Council of Trent, from The cannons and decrees of the Council of Trent ; The Society of Jesus, from the Ratio Studiorum -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "pt. 6. Christian humanism after the Reformation; the humanism of the incarnation: Galileo Galilei, from Letter to the Grand Duchess Christina ; Blaise Pascal, from Pensees ; John Milton, from Paradise Regained, the fourth book ; John Bunyan, from The Pilgrim's Progress ; John Wesley, from Sermon CXXVIII, Free Grace ; Fredrich Schleiermacher, from Christmas Eve: dialogue on the Incarnation ; Johann Adam Mohler, from The idea of a University ; N.F.S. Grundtvig, from Basic Christian teachings ; Lux Mundi, from Lux Mundi, "The incarnation and development" ; Lyman Abbott, from The theology of an evolutionist ; Leo XIII, from Rerum Novarum ; Walter Rauschenbusch, from Christianity and The Social Crisis ; Romano Guardini, from: The awakening of the Church in the soul, The spirit of the Liturgy, and The end of the modern world ; Emil Brunner, from Christianity and civilization ; Reinhold Niebuhr, from "Ten years that shook my world" ; Dorothy L. ".
catalog title "Christian humanism.".
catalog title "Readings in Christian humanism / edited by Joseph M. Shaw ... [et al.] ; foreword by Martin E. Marty.".
catalog type "text".