Freedom in resistance and creative transformation / Michael St. A. Miller.
The practice of freedom that is finite, realistically libertarian, and relational is vital for the wholesome development of human beings. In promoting this idea, Michael Miller challenges traditional Christian teachings that have hindered the pursuit of freedom by human beings on the basis of their...
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Table of Contents:
- Title Page
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Establishing Conceptual Foundations
- Freedom as a Concept and Ideal
- Clearing a Path for Freedom
- Free-will Established as a Christian Problematic
- Reformed, but Not Free
- The Mixed Message of the Scriptures Regarding Freedom
- The Journey Toward Freedom-Restructuring Theological Foundations
- Breaking Away in the Name of Freedom
- God-Talk and Human Freedom
- Struggling for Freedom at Ground Level
- Freedom in Its Negative and Positive Aspects
- Freedom in Imagination
- Modest Imaginings for Freedom-Oriented Ecclesiology
- Bibliography
- Index.