Theological crossings
By: [by] Robert McAfee Brown [and others] Edited by Alan Geyer and Dean Peerman.
Contributors: Brown, Robert McAfee, 1920-; Geyer, Alan F., ed.; Peerman, Dean G., ed.
Publisher: Eerdmans
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Grand Rapids
Language: eng
Number of pages: 155
Subjects: Theology
Other titles: Christian century.
Description: Theological Crossings is a richly diverse testimony to the impact of the 1960s on the religious mind, providing vivid personal evidence that theologies are conditioned by the strain and stress of events. Without exception, these writers combine a vital religious imagination with a vigorous moral and social concern. They continue to take theology very seriously but they are all theologians of involvement and change. None of them would claim to be a "compleat theologian." Yet all of them take a very comprehensive view as to what religion is all about and what religious commitment requires. All of them are profoundly concerned about the future of their religious communities and are resolved to help shape the future.
Notes: Essays, originally published in the Christian century as the 4th of a decennial series of articles entitled How my mind has changed.