Détails du livre
Format
Relié
Pages
879
Langue
Anglais
Publié
Jan 1, 2002
Éditeur
Trinity Press
Description
Max L. Stackhouse explores the intricate relationship between religion and globalization across a comprehensive three-volume set. In the first volume, he delves into how faith influences the common life and societal cohesion, examining the spiritual underpinnings that foster communal bonds.
The second volume addresses the dynamic of modern authorities and the role of the spirit in shaping governance and societal structures. Finally, in the third volume, Stackhouse focuses on Christianity's impact on civilization's dominions, offering insights into faith's role in the broader global context. Together, these volumes provide an enriching perspective on faith's enduring influence amidst the forces of globalization.
The second volume addresses the dynamic of modern authorities and the role of the spirit in shaping governance and societal structures. Finally, in the third volume, Stackhouse focuses on Christianity's impact on civilization's dominions, offering insights into faith's role in the broader global context. Together, these volumes provide an enriching perspective on faith's enduring influence amidst the forces of globalization.