Christianity and the Social Revolution
Table of Contents
Part I - Socialism in Historical Christianity
- I. The Good Life - Wystan Auden
- I. The Politic of the Gospels
- II. The Means of Realisation
- III. The Political Mind
- IV. Psychology and Religion
- V. Communism and Psychology
- VI. Communism and Religion
- VII. The Christian Dilemma
- II. Jesus - Conrad Noel
- I. The World Plan of Jesus
- II. The Temptations
- III. The Social Gospel of the Old Testament
- IV. The Gospel of the Kingdom
- V. Jesus, Militant
- III. The Jesus of History - John Lewis
- I. Jesus or Christ
- II. Loss and Gain
- III. The Apocalyptic Jesus
- IV. Marxism and Apocalyptic
- V. Jesus' Quarrel with the Church
- VI. The Christ of the Mystery Cults
- IV. The Early Church - Gilbert Clive Binyon
- I. The Church and the Pagan World
- II. The Creed-Gospel and the Social Problem
- III. Christianity and the Old Testament
- IV. The Hope of Divine Interventions
- V. The Aloofness of the Church
- VI. The Church To-day
- V. Communism in the Middle Age - R. Pascal
- I. Economic and Political Determinants of Medieval Communism
- II. Religious Communism
- III. The Peasant Risings
- IV. Conclusion
- VI. Laud, the Levellers, and the Virtuosi - Joseph Needham
- I. Seventeenth-Century England
- II. The Laudian Divines
- III. The Levellers
- IV. The Virtuosi
- V. The Rise of Mechanistic Economics
- VI. Conclusion
- VII. Christian Socialism in England in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries - Gilbert Clive Binyon
- I. Socialism's Need of the Christian Philosophy
- II. Christian Socialists
- III. Recent Christian Social Movements
- IV. Christian Sociology
- V. Conlusion
Part II - Communism and Religion
- I. The Early Development of Marx's Thought - John Macmurray
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- II. What Communism Stands for - John Cornford
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- III. Communism and Religion - Ivan Levisky
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- IV. Christianity and Communism in the Light of the Russian Revolution - Julius F. Hekcer
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- V. Communism and Morality
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Part III - Dies Irae
- I. The Essence of Fascism - Karl Polanyi
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- II. Moral Sanctions and the Social Function or Religion - Bruno Meier
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- III. Science, Religion and Socialism - Joseph Needham
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- IV. Christian Politics and Communist Religion - Reinhold Niebuhr
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- V. Communism the Heir to the Christian Tradition - John Lewis
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- VI. Christianity and Communism: Towards a Synthesis - John Macmurray
Contributors
| Gilbert Clive Binyon | Vicar of Bilsdale, Yorkshire |
| John Cornford | Trinity College, Cambridge |
| Julius F. Hecker | Moscow University |
| Ivan Levisky | |
| John Lewis | Lecturer in Social Philosophy under the Cambridge Extra-Mural Board |
| John Macmurray | Grote Professor of Philosophy, London University |
| Bruno Meier | |
| A.L. Morton | |
| Joseph Needham | Fellow of Caius College, Cambridge |
| Reinhard Niebuhr | Professor of Ethics, Union Theological Seminary, New York City |
| Conrad Noel | Vicar of Thaxted, Essex |
| R. Pascal | Lecturer in German, Cambridge University |
| Karl Polanyi |
Text Informations
Reference:
Original Publication: Christianity and the Social Revolution (with LEWIS John and KITCHIN Donald K. (dirs.)), London, Victor Gollancz, x p.
KPA: 13/05 (contract), 13/07 (reviews)