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Author: Jacob L Goodson ,
Brad Elliott Stone ,
Philip Rudolph Kuehnert
Publisher: Cascade Books
Imprint: Cascade Books
Dimensions:
Width: 15.20cm
, Height: 1.40cm
, Length: 22.90cm
Weight: 0.435kg
ISBN: 9781666710250
ISBN 10: 1666710253
Pages: 180
Publication Date: 27 October 2022
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Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Between the voices and concerns of two prophetic pragmatists and a retired Lutheran minister, the beloved community comes to life in these pages. The theme is presented and developed in reflective conversation that digs deeply into a rich variety of traditions and concerns. Attentive readers will face a kind of altar call to begin the hard work of joining and serving the community they seek. --Roger Ward, Georgetown College This text provides a kaleidoscope on Josiah Royce's felicitous concept of 'the beloved community, ' which was most powerfully elaborated in the life, work, and rhetoric of Martin Luther King Jr. . . . Bridging the academy and the pulpit, the contributors harmonize around the cries of the wounded within a wounded world. Its human, all-too-human deficiencies notwithstanding, Goodson, Stone, and Kuehnert focus on what a beloved community demands of us who have the ears to hear. --William David Hart, Macalester College
"""Between the voices and concerns of two prophetic pragmatists and a retired Lutheran minister, the beloved community comes to life in these pages. The theme is presented and developed in reflective conversation that digs deeply into a rich variety of traditions and concerns. Attentive readers will face a kind of altar call to begin the hard work of joining and serving the community they seek."" --Roger Ward, Georgetown College ""This text provides a kaleidoscope on Josiah Royce's felicitous concept of 'the beloved community, ' which was most powerfully elaborated in the life, work, and rhetoric of Martin Luther King Jr. . . . Bridging the academy and the pulpit, the contributors harmonize around the cries of the wounded within a wounded world. Its human, all-too-human deficiencies notwithstanding, Goodson, Stone, and Kuehnert focus on what a beloved community demands of us who have the ears to hear."" --William David Hart, Macalester College"
Author Information
Jacob L. Goodson is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Southwestern College in Winfield, Kansas. Brad Elliott Stone is Professor of Philosophy and Associate Dean in the Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, California. Philip Rudolph Kuehnert is a retired Lutheran Pastor living on the sunrise side of the Blue Ridge Mountains. He combined forty years of pastoral ministry with twenty-five years as a pastoral psychotherapist in New Orleans, Atlanta, and Fairbanks (Alaska) before retiring to Virginia.
