The making and unmaking of technological society : how Christianity can save modernity from itself / Murray Jardine.

By: Material type: TextSeries: Christian practice of everyday lifePublication details: Grand Rapids, Mich. : Brazos Press, c2004.Description: 304 p. ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 1587430703 (pbk.)
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BR 115 .T42 J37 2004
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Contents:
The evolution of liberal capitalist democracy -- Classical liberalism and the early industrial economy -- Reform liberalism and the late industrial economy -- Neoclassical liberalism and the postindustrial economy -- The crisis of liberal capitalist democracy -- Society before Christianity : the ancient pagan world -- Morality before Christianity : classical Greek rationalism -- The cosmological and anthropological revolution of the biblical narrative -- The origins of the modern crisis in Christianity's political failure -- Contemporary responses to the modern crisis -- Constructing Christian community I : speech and the human place -- Constructing Christian community II : physical place, work, and death -- Conclusion : Christianity, technology, and human destiny.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 297-304).

The evolution of liberal capitalist democracy -- Classical liberalism and the early industrial economy -- Reform liberalism and the late industrial economy -- Neoclassical liberalism and the postindustrial economy -- The crisis of liberal capitalist democracy -- Society before Christianity : the ancient pagan world -- Morality before Christianity : classical Greek rationalism -- The cosmological and anthropological revolution of the biblical narrative -- The origins of the modern crisis in Christianity's political failure -- Contemporary responses to the modern crisis -- Constructing Christian community I : speech and the human place -- Constructing Christian community II : physical place, work, and death -- Conclusion : Christianity, technology, and human destiny.

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