01601nam a22002057a 4500003000600000005001700006008004100023020001800064040000800082050002200090100002900112245009600141260004400237300002400281505099200305650004101297650002701338650001201365700001801377AUA.120180206093556.0180206b        xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a9780800696993  cJTL  aBT30.U6bC53 2010  aClayton, Philip, d1956-  aTransforming Christian theology : bfor church and society /cPhilip Clayton; Tripp Fuller.  aMinneapolis :bFortress Press, cC2010.  ax, 182 p. ;c22 cm.  a	pt. 1. Theology for an age of transition. Things have changed, or "Toto, we're not in Kansas any more" --
Do Christians have to hate change? --
Why the answers must be theological (and what that means) --
Postmodernity makes theologians of us all --
Postmodern blessing --
"Everything must change" --
Managing change --
pt. 2. Theologies that can transform the church. Don't give up on the church! --
Transformative theologies --
Learning to find your theological voice --
Theology as telling the story --
Theologies in action --
A theology of self-emptying for the church --
pt. 3. Theologies that can transform society. New partnerships in Christian activism --
Time to leave behind old liberal/evangelical battles --
From church ministries to missional churches --
Social transformation without "us versus them" --
Constructing theologies of the community for the community : the six steps --
Toward a progressive theology for Christian activism --
pt. 4. Conversations worth having.  aTheology, DoctrinalxUnited States.   aChurch and the world.   aChurch.  aFuller, Tripp