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평화, 포스트모더니즘, 종교다원주의, 영성, 부와 가난 - 을 뽑고 각 주제마다 두
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본문 전체가 영어 원문으로 되어 있는 강독서이다.

[본문 38-39, '4. Christ and Culture' 중에서]

The Extent of the Fall

To understand the place of culture in the life of people, it is necessary to see it not only in the light of the original creation but also against the backdrop of man's fall into sin.

The fall into sin had a threefold effect : 1)it alienated God from his image bearers and them from their God, as was apparent from the fear of God that developed in Adam and Eve after they sinned and the strong displeasure of God in his creatures ; 2) it resulted in a mutual alienation between husband and wife as was apparent in their effort to shift the blame ; and 3) it brought opposition between our first parents and the world that they were told to govern in God's name. From then on the ground would work against them.

We shall limit ourselves at this point to the effects of sin upon man's relationship to the world. The first was a resistance and even a rebellion of the non - human creation against man. The fields would bring forth thorns and thistles and man's work would became a drudgery, a painful, frustrating exercise. As Paul says in his letter to the Romans the creation groans inwardly, waiting for the adoption of the sons of God(Rom.8). Only when the caretaker is redeemed will the creation once again be free.

A second effect of the revolt of humankind adainst God was a sinful worldliness, that is, a seeking to use and control the world not as God's stewards to promote their own welfare in obedience to him but as unfaithful servants who seek to reap the benefits of the world for themselves without regard for God. This was what the builders of the City of Babel had in mind.

머리말

Part 1 - Community
1. The Image Dei and the Dissipation of the Self / Stanley J. Grenz
2. Body Building / Marva J.Dawn

Part 2 - Culture
3. Christ the transformer of Culture / H.Richard Niebuhr
4. Christ and Culture / Paul G.Schrotenboer

Part 3 - Diakonia
5. Diakonia as our Response to the Crucified Lord / Emilio Cstro
6. Baptism, Eucharist and Ministry and the Quest for a Twentieth
- Century Diaconate / Elsie Anne McKee

Part 4 - Ecology
7. Adam, Adamah, and Adonai / Jeff Sultar
8. Ecotherapy / Howard Clinebell

Part 5 - Ecumenical Movement
9. Mission and Evangelism - an Ecumenical Affirmation / WCC Commission
10. Reaffirmimg Mission at the Centre of the Ecumenical Movement / Ioan Sauca

Part 6 - Human Person
11. The Human Person in the Image of God / Walter Vogels
12. The Christian View of Man / Reinhold Niebuhr

Part 7 - Human Rights
13. Calvin and Human Rights / J.M.Voster
14. Contrasting and Uniting Theology and Human Rights / John Langan,S.J

Part 8 - Kingdom of God
15. The Kingdom of God - Already and Not Yet / John Fuellenbach
16. "The Kingdom of God...is Righteousness, Peace, and Joy in the Holy Spirit"
/ Jeck P. Lewis

Part 9 - Peace
17. Disregarded History / Gene Sharp
18. Peacemaking in Latin American Liberation Theology / Peter C.Phan

Part 10 - Postmodernism
19. Postmodernism / Wolfgang Gunther
20. The Challenge of Postmodernism / Millard J.Erickson

Part 11 - Religious Pluralism
21. A Theological Reflection on Religious Pluralism / Kosuke koyama
22. Religious Pluralism in a Postmodern World / Gary Phillips

Part 12 - Spirituality
23. What Is Spirituality? / Ronald Rolheiser
24. Freedom To Pray / Daniel L. Migliore

Part 13 - Wealth and Poverty
25. Wealth and Salvation in the Early Church / Jean-Marie Faux
26. Neither Poverty Nor Riches / Craig L. Blomberg

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