Christianity and Marxism: A Philosophical Contribution to Their ReconciliationPsychology Press, 2001 - 149 pages "Collier argues that Christianity and Marxism are, or can be brought, closer than is commonly thought. He concludes with a discussion of the ways in which both movements can be made truer to themselves by learning from each other, and how they can consequently be more effective in their projects of human liberation. This book is the first to consider the philosophical issues at stake in the Christian/Marxist dialogue for seventy years, and will be of great interest to all those involved in philosophy, theology, politics and Marxism, including the philosophy of politics, the philosophy of religion, and liberation theology."--BOOK JACKET. |
Table des matières
On philosophy and world views | 1 |
Christianity | 25 |
The dialectics of fallen nature | 44 |
Tomorrows bread | 102 |
What Christians and Marxists can learn from each other | 125 |
Autres éditions - Tout afficher
Christianity and Marxism: A Philosophical Contribution to Their Reconciliation Andrew Collier Aucun aperçu disponible - 2007 |
Expressions et termes fréquents
1FFR Abiezer Coppe Archon atheism atomism Augustine belief bourgeois bread Bultmann C.S. Lewis capitalism capitalist chapter Christ Christianity and Marxism church Communion communism communist conception conflict contradictions Coppe Coppe's course creation creatures critique Descartes dialectical dialectical materialism dispersedness distinction dominion economic ethics evil exchange-value existing fall fallen Father flesh gatheredness God's gospel holism holy human humankind hylomorph iconoclasm ideal ideas ideology idolatry instance Isaiah James Nayler Jerusalem Jesus levelling liberalism and neo-paganism Lord Luther Marx Marx's Marxist philosophy matter means Monsignor Quixote moral nature neo-paganism Nietzsche oppressed pantheism Pelagian philosophy political prefigurative production proletarian prophets Protestantism Quakers quote Ranters reason recognised Reign relations religion religious revolution revolutionary rulers sacred particulars secular secularist sense Smith social socialist society spirit structure tendency Testament theology theory things thou Tillich tion true use-value violence wealth whole world views worship Yahweh