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The cathedral of the world, a universalist theology, Forrest Church

Label
The cathedral of the world, a universalist theology, Forrest Church
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references
Index
no index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
The cathedral of the world
Oclc number
321047495
Responsibility statement
Forrest Church
Sub title
a universalist theology
Summary
The Cathedral of the World offers the culmination of a lifetime of thought and lived theology from one who has been called the leading universalist philosopher of his generation. Here Church draws from the entire span of his life's work to hammer out a clear statement of his universalist theology, gathering his thoughts on religion, faith, and God in a single volume and definitively framing his theological teachings
Table Of Contents
Invocation: The cathedral of the world -- Book I: God and other famous liberals -- The greatest liberal of them all -- Mother God -- Book II: The American creed -- The role of religion in American democracy -- The American creed -- What would Jefferson and Adams do? -- America's promise -- From nationalism to patriotism -- Book III: A liberal pulpit -- The presidential pulpit and religious politics -- The commonwealth of God -- Fear and terror -- Shall we overcome? -- World Peace 2000 -- Choose life -- Choose your enemies carefully -- Religion and the body politic -- Book IV: Universalism for the 21st century -- The search for meaning -- The church of the future in light of the past -- Universalism for the twenty-first century -- Emerson's shadow -- There is no hell -- The seven deadly virtues -- Home after dark -- At home in the universe -- Book V: Love after death -- Love and death -- Love's tribunal
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