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Walter Rauschenbusch · 1861 – 1918

Christianity and the Social Crisis; A Theology for the Social Gospel

1907; 1917 · Original editions · scanned edition

52pages in 3 volumes
17 h 58 minreading time
352passages linked to Scripture
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Contents

Volume 1COLLEGE VOLUNTARY STUDY COURSES – RICHARD WATSON GILDER.pages 1–13
  1. COLLEGE VOLUNTARY STUDY COURSES1
  2. INTRODUCTION1
  3. PART I. THE AXIOMATIC SOCIAL CONVICTIONS OF JESUS1
  4. Chapter I. The Value Of Life1
  5. DAILY READINGS1
  6. First Day: The Worth of a Child1
  7. Second Day: The Humanity of a Leper1
  8. Third Day: The Moral Quality of Contempt1
  9. Fourth Day: Bringing Back the Outcast1
  10. Fifth Day: The Problem of the Delinquents1
  11. Sixth Day: Going Beyond Justice1
  12. Seventh Day: The Courtesy of Jesus1
  13. I1
  14. II1
  15. III1
  16. IV1
  17. Chapter II. The Solidarity Of The Human Family1
  18. First Day: The Social Impulse and the Law of Christ1
  19. Second Day: Jesus Craving Friendship1
  20. Third Day: Restoring Solidarity2
  21. Fourth Day: The Christian Intensification of Love2
  22. Fifth Day: Solidaristic Responsibility2
  23. Sixth Day: The Solidarity of the Generations2
  24. Seventh Day: Social Consciousness in the Lord’s Prayer2
  25. I2
  26. II2
  27. III2
  28. IV2
  29. Chapter III. Standing With The People2
  30. First Day: The Social Platform of Jesus2
  31. Second Day: The Social Test of the Messiah2
  32. Third Day: The Church, a Product of Social Feeling2
  33. Fourth Day: Jesus Took Sides2
  34. Fifth Day: Salvation through the Common People2
  35. Sixth Day: Jesus, a Man of the People2
  36. Seventh Day: The Final Test for All2
  37. I3
  38. II3
  39. III3
  40. IV3
  41. V3
  42. PART II. THE SOCIAL IDEAL OF JESUS4
  43. Chapter IV. The Kingdom Of God: Its Values4
  44. DAILY READINGS4
  45. First Day: The Main Chance4
  46. Second Day: The Master Fact4
  47. Third Day: Baptism and the New Order4
  48. Fourth Day: The Way to Happiness4
  49. Fifth Day: Sunny Religion4
  50. Sixth Day: The Poise of Expectancy4
  51. Seventh Day: The Coming Joys4
  52. I4
  53. II4
  54. III4
  55. Chapter V. The Kingdom Of God: Its Tasks4
  56. First Day: The Kingdom of Hard Work4
  57. Second Day: The Call to Action4
  58. Third Day: The Futility of Talk4
  59. Fourth Day: This Camel Passed Through5
  60. Fifth Day: Will in Prayer5
  61. Sixth Day: Twelve against the Field5
  62. Seventh Day: Doing All, and Then Some5
  63. I5
  64. II5
  65. III5
  66. IV5
  67. Chapter VI. A New Age And New Standards5
  68. First Day: Living up to the Old Standards5
  69. Second Day: Expanding the Area of Obligation5
  70. Third Day: Raising the Standards5
  71. Fourth Day: The Sins of Hate5
  72. Fifth Day: The Sins of Sex5
  73. Sixth Day: The Sins of Words6
  74. Seventh Day: The Sins of Strife6
  75. I6
  76. II6
  77. III6
  78. IV6
  79. PART III. THE RECALCITRANT SOCIAL FORCES7
  80. Chapter VII. Leadership For Service7
  81. DAILY READINGS7
  82. First Day: The Trustee7
  83. Second Day: Preparing for the Use of Power7
  84. Third Day: The New Principle of Leadership7
  85. Fourth Day: The History of a Governing Class7
  86. Fifth Day: An Indictment of a Governing Class7
  87. Sixth Day: The Lost Leader7
  88. Seventh Day: The New Order of Leaders7
  89. I7
  90. II7
  91. III7
  92. IV7
  93. V7
  94. Chapter VIII. Private Property And The Common Good8
  95. First Day: The Rival Interest8
  96. Second Day: The Accumulator8
  97. Third Day: Quit Grafting8
  98. Fourth Day: God versus Mammon8
  99. Fifth Day: The Divisive Influence of Riches8
  100. Sixth Day: Get a Plank for the Deluge8
  101. Seventh Day: Stranded on His Wealth8
  102. I8
  103. II8
  104. III8
  105. Chapter IX. The Social Test Of Religion8
  106. First Day: Worship is not Enough8
  107. Second Day: The Test of Social Value8
  108. Third Day: Natural Duty above Artificial9
  109. Fourth Day: Religion Which Obscured Duty9
  110. Fifth Day: Religious Wonders and Social Realities9
  111. Sixth Day: When Religion Separates Men9
  112. Seventh Day: Be Useful or Die9
  113. I9
  114. II9
  115. III9
  116. IV9
  117. PART IV. CONQUEST BY CONFLICT10
  118. Chapter X. The Conflict With Evil10
  119. DAILY READINGS10
  120. First Day: The Consciousness of Sin in the Lord’s Prayer10
  121. Second Day: Evil Embodied in Character10
  122. Third Day: The Social Pressure of Evil10
  123. Fourth Day: Moral Laziness10
  124. Fifth Day: Satanic Frustration of Good10
  125. Sixth Day: The Irrepressible Conflict10
  126. Seventh Day: Militant Gentleness10
  127. I10
  128. II10
  129. III10
  130. IV10
  131. Chapter XI. The Cross As A Social Principle10
  132. First Day: The Prophetic Succession10
  133. Second Day: The Suffering Servant of Jehovah11
  134. Third Day: A Contemporary Prophet11
  135. Fourth Day: Looking Forward to the Cross11
  136. Fifth Day: New Prophets to Follow11
  137. Sixth Day: The Cross for All11
  138. Seventh Day: The Consolations of the Prophet11
  139. I11
  140. II11
  141. III11
  142. IV11
  143. V11
  144. First Day: The Social Mission of Christians11
  145. Second Day: The Great Initiator of the Kingdom of God11
  146. Third Day: The Kingdom of Truth12
  147. Fourth Day: A Mental Transformation12
  148. Fifth Day: The Distinctive Contribution of Christ12
  149. Sixth Day: The Master of the Greatest Game12
  150. Seventh Day: The Beginning of the Greatest Movement in History12
  151. I12
  152. II12
  153. III12
  154. IV12
  155. RICHARD WATSON GILDER.13
  156. I. The Social Principles of Jesus13
  157. II. Social Salvation13
  158. III. The Leader13
  159. IV. For Special Discussion13
  160. FOOTNOTES13
Volume 2CHRISTIANITY AND THE SOCIAL CRISIS – WI-IAT TO DOpages 14–35
  1. CHRISTIANITY AND THE SOCIAL CRISIS14
  2. THE PRESENT CRISIS14
  3. CHAPTER VII14
  4. THE HISTORICAL ]OOTS OF CHRISTIANITY" THE HEBREW PROPHETS14
  5. THE HISTORICAI, IOOTS OF CHRISTIANITY15
  6. rHE HISTOILICAL ROOTS OF CHILISTIANITY15
  7. THE HISTORICAL ROOTS OF CHRISTIANITY 216
  8. THE HISTORICAL ROOTS OF CHRISTIANIT¥ 717
  9. THE SOCIAL AIMS OF JESUS I17
  10. TlCIE SOCIAL AIMS OF yESUS17
  11. THuE SOCIAL AINIS OI e JESUS18
  12. J8 CttRISTIANITY AND THE SOCIAL CRISIS18
  13. THE SOCIAL AIMS OF JESUS 71 t18
  14. TttE SOCIAL AIMS 0" JESUS18
  15. CHAPTER III19
  16. SOCIAL IMPETUS OF PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANITY19
  17. AND OEtE SOCIAL RISIS19
  18. IO 4 CHRISTIANITY AND THE SOCIAL CRISIS20
  19. I I2 CHRISTIANIT¥ AND THE SOCIAL CRISIS21
  20. t'30 CHRISTIANITY AND THE SOCIAL CRISIS'22
  21. CHAPTER IV22
  22. THE WOR.K OF SOCIAL P,-ECONSTRUCTION23
  23. THE WORK OF SOCIAI RECONSTRUCTION I524
  24. TttE WORK OF SOCIAl, P..ECONSTRUCTION I725
  25. I î0 CHRISTIANITY AND THE SOCIAL CRISIS25
  26. THE WORK OF SOCIAL R-EONSTRUOEION I925
  27. I6 CHRISTIANITY AND THE SOC/AL CRISIS26
  28. TttE WORK O1  SOCIAL RECONSTRUCTION26
  29. THE WORK OF SOCIAL llECONSTRUCTION 2026
  30. TttE PRESENT CRISIS 2I27
  31. THE PRESENT CRISIS 21 27
  32. THE PIOESENT CRISIS 228
  33. THE PRESENT CRISlS 3528
  34. CHRISTIANIT3( AND THE SOCIAL CRISIS29
  35. THE PRESENT CRI$IS 7329
  36. TH_E STAKE OF THE CHURCH IN THE SOCIAL MOVEMENT30
  37. THE CHURCH AND THE SOCIAL MOVEMENT 9.830
  38. TttE CHURCH AND THE SOCIAL MOVEMENT30
  39. PERCENTAGE OF THE EXPENDITURE OF A FAMILY WITH AN INCOME OF30
  40. TIKE CHURCH AND THE SOCIAL MOVEMENT 9931
  41. CttRISTIAlglTY AND TI-IE SOCIAl, CRISlS31
  42. THF- CHURCH AND THE SOCIAL MOVEM.ENT 3332
  43. WHAT TO DO33
  44. WaAW TO WO34
  45. Z[.XO CI-IKISTI.A.NITY AND THE SOCIAL ClZlSIS34
  46. WttAT TO I)O34
  47. WI-IAT TO DO35
Volume 3A THEOLOGIAN WHOSE BEST BELOVED DOCTRINE – THE SOCIAL GOSPEL AND THE ATONEMENTpages 36–52
  1. A THEOLOGIAN WHOSE BEST BELOVED DOCTRINE36
  2. THE CHALLENGE OF THE SOCIAL GOSPEL TO THEOLOGY36
  3. THE CHALLENGE TO THEOLOGY36
  4. THE CHALLENGE TO THEOLOGY "536
  5. THE DIFFICULTIES OF THEOLOGICAL READJUSTMENT37
  6. A THEOLOGY FOR THE SOCIAL GOSPEL37
  7. NEITHER ALIEN NOR NOVEL38
  8. THE CONSCIOUSNESS OF SIN39
  9. THE FALL OF MAN39
  10. THE NATURE OF SIN40
  11. THE TRANSMISSION OF SIN41
  12. THE TRANSMISSION OF SIN 6^41
  13. THE SUPER-PERSONAL FORCES OF EVIL42
  14. THE KINGDOM OF EVIL42
  15. THE SOCIAL GOSPEL AND PERSONAL SALVATION43
  16. PERSONAL SALVATION43
  17. THE SALVATION OF THE SUPER-PERSONAL FORCES44
  18. THE CHURCH AS THE SOCIAL FACTOR OF SALVATION45
  19. THE INITIATOR OF THE KINGDOM OF GOD46
  20. l6o A THEOLOGY FOR THE SOCIAL GOSPEL.46
  21. THE SOCIAL GOSPEL AND THE CONCEPTION OF GOD47
  22. THE CONCEPTION OF GOD 17!47
  23. THE CONCEPTION OF GOD47
  24. l8o A THEOLOGY FOR THE SOCIAL GOSPEL47
  25. THE HOLY SPIRIT^ REVELATION, INSPIRATION, PROPHECY48
  26. THE HOLY SPIRIT, REVELATION48
  27. T94 A THEOLOGY FOR THE SOCIAL GOSPEL48
  28. CHAPTER XVII48
  29. BAPTISM AND THE LORD S SUPPER49
  30. BAPTISM AND THE LORD'S SUPPER 20$49
  31. CHAPTER XVIII49
  32. ESCH ATOLOGY50
  33. THE SOCIAL GOSPEL AND THE ATONEMENT51
  34. Second: the death of Christ was the supreme revelation of love.52
  35. Third: the death of Christ has reinforced prophetic rehgion.^52
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