Witness & worship in pluralistic America
By: [ed. by] John F. Johnson
Contributors: Concordia Seminary (Saint Louis, Mo.)
Publisher: Concordia Seminary
Published: 2003
Place of publication: St. Louis, MO
Language: eng
Number of pages: 74
Subjects: Religious pluralism; Christianity and other religions; Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod
Other titles: Witness and worship in pluralistic America
Notes: "Essays from members of the Concordia Seminary faculty"--Introd.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 73-74).
Table of contents: title: Introduction / John F. Johnson; title: Christians and the disestablishments of religion in the United States / Joel P. Okamoto; title: Strategies for God-talk in a pluralistic society / Charles P. Arand; title: The challenges of American civil religion for the church / David L. Adams; title: The pastor as religious and civic leader: breaking with quietism / Richard H. Warneck; title: No other gods / Andrew H. Bartelt; title: Proclamation, intercession, and praise in mixed company / Paul R. Raabe; title: Unionism and syncretism in the LCMS constitution: historical context and interpretive development / William W. Schumacher; title: "What am I doing here?": the semiotics of participation in public gatherings / Paul W. Robinson and James W. Voelz; title: That God's kingdom may advance with power throughout the world / Robert A. Kolb.