The kingdom without God
Subtitle: road's end for the social gospel : essays
By: by Gerald Heard, Edmund A. Opitz and others ; introduction by James C. Ingebretsen
Contributors: Foundation for Social Research
Series: Foundation for Social Research Studies -- v. 5, no. 1; Foundation for Social Research Studies -- v. 5, no. 1.
Publisher: Foundation for Social Research
Published: 1956
Place of publication: Los Angeles, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 187
Subjects: Christian sociology; Church and social problems
Notes: Vol. V, no. 1-Spring 1956 in a series of studies of the Foundation for Social Research.
Table of contents: title: The origins of the social gospel / Irving E. Howard; title: Which way to the kingdom? / Norman S. Ream; title: A limit for professionalism / F.A. Bean; title: The issues : a debate : Edmund A. Opitz vs. John C. Bennett; title: Biblical ethics and the welfare state ; The ecumenical movement and social action ; A survey of the social action literature / Edmund A. Opitz; title: Know the lay of the land / William Johnson; title: The World Council at Evanston ; The National Council at Cleveland / Edmund A. Opitz; title: The C.S.A. debate within congregationalism / William Johnson; title: A contemporary focus for Christian energy / Gerald Heard; title: A theology of freedom / Edmund A. Opitz; title: Challenge to the clergy / Irving E. Howard; title: Challenge to the Christian layman / James C. Ingebretsen.