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Confession, conflict, and community

Confession, conflict, and community

ChristianityHistory
Pages
110
Published
1986
Language
English

Synopsis

This academic work explores the intricate dynamics of confession, conflict, and community within the context of religion and state. Focusing on 20th-century church history in the United States and West Germany, it examines how Christian faith interacts with political structures and societal changes. The book draws insights from various congresses and evangelical academies, offering a scholarly perspective on the challenges and evolution of church-state relations.

Prose complexity
10/10

Vibe

Thought-ProvokingInformativeIntellectualComplex

Genres

Christianity History Politics Religion Sociology

Authors

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Richard John Neuhaus

Richard John Neuhaus was a prominent public intellectual and theologian. His writings explored the intersection of faith, culture, and public life. Among his works is "Confession, Conflict, and Community."