Just-us or justice
Subtitle: moving toward a pan-Methodist theology
By: F. Douglas Powe, Jr.
Publisher: Abingdon Press
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Nashville, TN
Language: eng
Number of pages: 156
ISBN-13: 9780687465538
Subjects: Justice -- Religious aspects -- Christianity; Methodist Church -- Doctrines; Black theology
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Historical roots of just-us; title: Slavery; title: Just-us in Methodism and American culture; title: Just-us in African American culture and Methodism; title: Experiencing just-us; title: Wesleyan methodology; title: African American methodology; title: Moving toward a pan-Methodist methodology; title: Justice and a pan-Methodist methodology; title: Wesleyan soteriological just-us; title: The way of salvation; title: School one : conversion; title: School two : Wesleyan soteriology as a process; title: School three : complete renewal; title: Wesleyan feminst soteriology; title: Just-us : loving ourselves; title: African American soteriological just-us; title: Interplay : personal and social salvation; title: School one : liberation; title: School two : reconciliation; title: School three : survivalist; title: Just-us : contextualizing freedom; title: Moving toward a pan-Methodist soteriology; title: Embodied soteriology; title: Incarnation; title: True humanity; title: The wounds of Jesus; title: A pan-Methodist soteriology; title: Engaging friendship; title: Why reconciliation efforts rarely work; title: Engaging friendships; title: Pan-Methodist implications.