Title: God and the common life /
Authors: Calhoun, Robert Lowry, 1896-1983.
Publisher: Scribner's Sons,
Year: 1935
Subjects: Religion Philosophy; Vocation.; Theological anthropology; God
Contents: Introduction -- Chapter One: The Day's Work as Vocation -- I. A Way Toward Recovery: The Day's Work as Divine "Calling" -- II. Critical Analysis of the Protestant Doctrine of Vocation -- III. Approach to a Revised Doctrine of Vocation for the Present Day -- Chapter Two: Worth and the Actual World -- I. The General Temper of Religious Realism: An Alternative to Optimism, Pessimism, and Academic Skepticism -- II. ideals and Actualities in the Working World -- Chapter Three: Living Minds at Work and Play -- I. Minds as Individually Integrated and Operative -- II. Minds as Socially Oriented and Developed -- III. The Place of Minds in the World-Order: An Outline -- Chapter Four: Concerning God and His Creatures -- I. The Unfinished Universe, or Flux and Form -- II. Man as Emergent -- III. God as Sufficient Ground -- Chapter Five: The Way of Life -- I. The Way of Work -- II. The Way of Worship -- II. Co-Working: "My Father Worketh Until Now, and I Work" -- III. Sovereignty: "I Am Alpha and Omega"