Border Crossings
Subtitle: Christian Trespasses on Popular Culture and Public Affairs
Publisher: Brazos Press
Published: October 1, 2000
Place of publication: Grand Rapids, MI
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 224
ISBN-13: 9781587430039
Subjects: Christian life & practice; Religion - Theology; Christianity and culture; Religion; Theology; Christian Ministry - Discipleship; Christian Theology - General; Religion / Discipleship; Theology: General Studies/Reference, Christianity and Culture: Popular Culture, Christianity and Culture: Public Affairs; Christianity - Theology - General; General; 1960-; United States
Table of contents: title: Part one : The inevitability of borders.; title: How firm a foundation : can evangelicals be nonfoundationalists?; title: Tom T. Hall and the necessity of narrative; title: The truth is out there : why The X-files is really about epistemology; title: Nothin' but us liberals here : why Christianity is not free in America; title: Part two : Inside Christian borders.; title: The ivory tower comes to the Windy City : in defense of theology; title: Tacit holiness : the importance of bodies and habits in doing church; title: The grammar of Thanksgiving; title: Let the pagans have the holiday; title: Shame crucified; title: At the intersection of Eucharist and capital : on the future of liturgical worship; title: Part three : Trespassing secular borders : politics and economics.; title: Calling the religious right to its better self; title: From family values to family virtues; title: The theology of consumption and the consumption of theology : toward a Christian response to consumerism; title: The transnational corporation : more church than the church; title: The not-so-naked new public square; title: Part four : Trespassing secular borders : popular culture.; title: The sin of Winnie-the-Pooh; title: The saxophonist who would be a saint; title: That glorious mongrel : how jazz can correct the heresy of white Christianity; title: From holiness to honky-tonks: race and religion in country music