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The premature death of protestantism : an invitation to a future /

by Denbeaux, Fred J.

Published by : J. B. Lippincott Company, (Philadelphia (US) :) Physical details: 155 p. ; 19 x 13 cm. Subject(s): RELIGION | PROTESTANTISMO Year: 1967

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	284.1 R74Martín Lutero y la lucha de la reforma /	284.1 S84Explicación del Catecismo Menor de Lutero : manual para la enseñanza de niños y jóvenes /	284:261.625 S47A reforma protestante e a teologia da libertaçâo : perspectivas par os desafios da atualidade /	284/287 D39The premature death of protestantism : an invitation to a future /	284/287 S82¿Qué es el protestantismo? ¿Qué podemos creer? /	284:287 T78La tradición protestante en la teología latinoamericana : primer intento : lectura de la tradición metodista /

The Church must learn from the crative insights provided by non-believers. Many non-Christians have honored Jesus - as a great prophet and teacher. Nevertheless the Church looks at Jesus differently. It does not merely honor Jesus but sees Him as the one who integrated man's understanding of himself and God; it is Jesus who binds the requirement of human creativity to God's will.

Chapter one: The Church, the World and Civilizations p. 13

Chapter two: A Failure of Nerve p. 39

Chapter four: Christianity, Civilization and Sex p. 85

Chapter five: The Metaphysics of Pleasure p. 112

Chapter six: The Antihuman Heresy p. 125

Chapter seven: The Gift of Hope p. 140