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Sociology and Theology
Alliance and Conflict
This study brings together two disciplines, now more and more considered being conjuncted. Both sociology and theology give an account of the human condition, but the majority of sociologists and theologians have dismissed each other's views as irrelevant.
Updated reprint of the book with the same title, published in 1980 by The Harvester Press.
Contributors: John Orme Mills, Eileen Barker, Christopher Harris, David Martin, William Pickering, W. Donald Hudson, Robin Gill, Gregory Baum, Timothy Radcliffe, Antoine Lion, Robert Towler.
Updated reprint of the book with the same title, published in 1980 by The Harvester Press.
Contributors: John Orme Mills, Eileen Barker, Christopher Harris, David Martin, William Pickering, W. Donald Hudson, Robin Gill, Gregory Baum, Timothy Radcliffe, Antoine Lion, Robert Towler.
David Martin is Emeritus Professor of Sociology at the London School of Economics.
John Orme Mills O.P. is a member of the Priory of St Michael Archangel, Cambridge. From 1998 to 2001 he was prior of St Dominic's, Newcastle.
W. S. F. Pickering is a retired Lecturer in sociology from the University of Newcastle upon Tyne. In 1991, he helped to found the British Centre for Durkheimian Studies in the Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology, University of Oxford.
John Orme Mills O.P. is a member of the Priory of St Michael Archangel, Cambridge. From 1998 to 2001 he was prior of St Dominic's, Newcastle.
W. S. F. Pickering is a retired Lecturer in sociology from the University of Newcastle upon Tyne. In 1991, he helped to found the British Centre for Durkheimian Studies in the Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology, University of Oxford.
Introduction: Of Two Minds,
John Orme Mills
1. The Limits of Displacement: two disciplines face each other, Eileen Barker
2. Displacements and Reinstatements: the relations between sociology and theology considered in their changing intellectual context, Christopher Harris. Responses by Mary Hesse, Fergus Kerr, Nicholas Lash
3. The Sociological Mode and the Theological Vocabulary, David Martin
4. Theodicy and Social Theory: an exploration of the limits of collaboration between sociologist and theologian, W.S.F. Pickering
5. The Rational System of Beliefs, W. Donald Hudson
6. From Sociology to Theology, Robin Gill
7. The Sociology of Roman Catholic Theology, Gregory Baum
8. God, Man and Media: on a problem arising when theologians speak of the modern world, John Orme Mills
9. Relativizing the Relativizers: a theologian’s assessment of the role of sociological explanation of religious phenomena and theology today, Timothy Radcliffe
10. Theology and Sociology: what point is there in keeping the distinction?, Antoine Lion
Epilogue: Many Voices, Robert Towler
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Index of Authors, Biblical Names and Sources
1. The Limits of Displacement: two disciplines face each other, Eileen Barker
2. Displacements and Reinstatements: the relations between sociology and theology considered in their changing intellectual context, Christopher Harris. Responses by Mary Hesse, Fergus Kerr, Nicholas Lash
3. The Sociological Mode and the Theological Vocabulary, David Martin
4. Theodicy and Social Theory: an exploration of the limits of collaboration between sociologist and theologian, W.S.F. Pickering
5. The Rational System of Beliefs, W. Donald Hudson
6. From Sociology to Theology, Robin Gill
7. The Sociology of Roman Catholic Theology, Gregory Baum
8. God, Man and Media: on a problem arising when theologians speak of the modern world, John Orme Mills
9. Relativizing the Relativizers: a theologian’s assessment of the role of sociological explanation of religious phenomena and theology today, Timothy Radcliffe
10. Theology and Sociology: what point is there in keeping the distinction?, Antoine Lion
Epilogue: Many Voices, Robert Towler
Select Bibliography
Index of Authors, Biblical Names and Sources
All those interested in the relationship between theology and social sciences.