Women and Pride an Exploration of the Feminist Critique of Reinhold Niebuhr's Theology of Sin
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Cumbria :
Langham Monographs,
2018.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Reinhold Niebuhr's Theology of Sin
- A Profile of Niebuhr's Thought
- The Defense of Transcendence
- The Defense of Relatedness/Immanence
- Meaning and the Myth of the Fall
- Limitations of Social Sciences
- Coherence, Meaning and Myth; Human Beings' Dual Nature and the Origin of Sin
- Freedom and Responsibility
- Pride, Sensuality and Grace; The Sin of Pride
- The Sin of Sensuality
- Collective Sin
- Divine Grace as Power in and over Humanity
- Christian Realism
- The Feminist Critique and the Reconstruction of the Doctrine of Sin from Women's Experience
- Reconstructing Theology: A Paradigm Shift
- Women's Experience and the Sin of Pride
- Valerie Saiving
- Judith Plaskow
- Daphne Hampson
- Susan L. Nelson (Susan Nelson Dunfee)
- The Re-Visioning of the Doctrine of Sin
- Celebrating Womanhood
- The Horizontalizing of Sin
- A Niebuhrian Response to the Feminist Critique
- The Two Dimensions of Pride
- "The Self " Revisited; Niebuhr's Dialectical Understanding of the Self Self-Realization, Self-Love and Self-Worship
- Love, Justice and the Family
- The Relation between Love and Justice
- Does Niebuhr Promote Private Idealism?; Conclusion
- The Problems with the Feminist Critique: Methodological and Worldview Considerations
- The Methodological Problem with the Appeal to Women's Experience
- Historical Conditioning of Women's Experience
- The Role of Experience: An Epistemological Reflection
- The Presuppositions of the Feminist Critique
- The Idea of Women's Innocence
- The Spirit of Secularity
- Women and Pride Self-loss and Secret Pride System
- Karen Horney'sAnalysisFar from Angels
- Women and Transcendence
- Sin, Transcendence/Immanence and the Divine
- Sin as a Theological Concept
- An Immanent Conceptualization of the Divine
- The Critique of the Modelof Radical Immanence
- Theoretical Inadequacies
- Transcendence and Immanence
- Mutually Exclusive?
- Retrieving Transcendence from Women's Experience
- Experience and Faith
- A Return to Transcendence
- My Sin Is Forgiven: Several Christian Women's Experience of Theological Sin
- Toward a More Balanced Understanding of Sin
- A Critical Reception of the Feminist Critique
- The Strengths of the Feminist Critique
- The Threat of Dilemmas; Conclusion
- A Preliminary Exploration of a More Balanced View of Sin
- Niebuhr's Model of "Equality of Sin and Inequality of Guilt"
- The Dialectics of Sin.