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Foreword | p. vii |
Contributing Authors | p. ix |
Introduction | |
Framing the Agenda for Testing the Spirits | p. 1 |
Developing A Theological Approach For Studying Congregations | p. 11 |
The Return of the Congregation to Theological Education | p. 13 |
The Bible and Theological Education: A Report and Reflections on a Journey | p. 27 |
Congregations, Democracy, and the Action of God in Philippians 1-2 | p. 48 |
God, Civil Society, and Congregations as Public Moral Companions | p. 67 |
Developing A Theological Approach For Congregational Moral Discernment | p. 89 |
Word-Dwelling, Deep Listening, and Faith-Based Moral Conversation in Congregations: A Nested Vision for Learning New Habits | p. 91 |
Discerning the Will of God: Congregational Use of Scripture through the Lens of the Cross | p. 109 |
Scripture, Christian Imagination, and the Testimony of Experience in Moral Conversation | p. 132 |
Doing Faith-Based Conversation: Metaphors for Congregations and Their Leaders | p. 159 |
Epilogue | |
The Dialectic of Idolatry and Profanation: On Discerning the Spirit in Congregational Studies | p. 180 |
The Use of Scripture in Congregational Research | p. 200 |
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