Dynamics of religious culture: Theological wisdom and ethical guidance from diverse urban communities

International Journal of Practical Theology

Volumn 2, Issue 2, 1998, Pages 240-262

  Moore, Mary Elizabeth Mullino ^a  

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EID: 61449278961     PISSN: 14306921     EISSN: 16129768     Source Type: Journal    
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References (13)

1. See Donald Browning, A Fundamental Practical Theology: Descriptive and Strategic Proposals, Minneapolis (Fortress) 1991
2. Richard R. Osmer, A Teachable Spirit: Recovering the Teaching Office in Mainline Protestantism, Louisville (Westminster/John Knox) 1990
3. Richard Osmer, Practical Theology as Argument, Rhetoric, and Conversation, in: The Princeton Seminary Bulletin xviii, no.1, 1997, 46-73
4. See Rebecca Chopp, Practical Theology and Liberation, in: Formation and Reflection, Lewis S. Mudge/James N. Poling, eds., Philadelphia (Fortress) 1987, 120-138
5. Pamela Couture, Blessed Are the Poor?, Nashville (Abingdon, in cooperation with The Churches' Center for Theology and Public Policy) 1991
6. Camil Ménard, dir., L'Intervention Pastorale: Recherches et Analyses, in: Cahiers d' Études Pastorales viii, Montreal (Fides) 1989
7. Jean-Guy Nadeau, dir., L'Interpretation: Un Defi de l'Action Pastorale, in: Cahiers d' Études Pastorales vi, Montréal (Fides) 1987
8. James N. Poling, The Abuse of Power: A Theological Problem, Nashville' (Abingdon) 1991
9. Victor W. Turner, The Ritual Process, Harmondsworth, England (Penguin Books) 1974, 1969, 3
10. R. Harré/ P.F. Secord, The Explanation of Social Behaviour, Oxford (Basil Blackwell) 1972, 152
11. Clifford Geertz, The Interpretation of Cultures, New York (Basic Books) 1973
12. A detailed description of this church appeared in: Mary Elizabeth Mullino Moore/Allen J. Moore, Denominational Identity and the Church School, in: Beyond Establishment: Protestant Identity in a Post-Protestant Age, Jackson W. Carroll/Wade Clark Roof, eds., Louisville (Westminster/John Knox) 1993, 54-73
13. The word ethnic comes from the ecclesiastical late Latin ethnicus, translated as "pagan"; from the Greek ethnikos, translated as "national"; and from the ecclesiastical late Greek, translated as "gentile" or "heathen." See Webster's New World Dictionary and Thesaurus, Michael Agnes, ed., New York (MacMillan) 1996, 467