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|a Spiritualities of social engagement :
|b Walter Rauschenbusch and Dorothy Day /
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|a Past Light on Present Life: Theology, Ethics, and Spirituality Ser.
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|a Description based on online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on March 03, 2023).
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|a Cover -- Series Editors -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- I -- Introduction to the Authors and Texts -- II -- The Texts -- Walter Rauschenbusch, On Social Sin and Salvation Selections from A Theology for the Social Gospel -- Chapter X: The Social Gospel and Personal Salvation -- Chapter XI: The Salvation of the Super-Personal Forces -- Chapter XII: The Church as the Social Factor of Salvation -- Walter Rauschenbusch, On Prayer Selections from Prayers of the Social Awakening -- Against War -- Against Alcoholism -- Against the Servants of Mammon -- Against Impurity
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|a For the Kingdom of God -- For Those Who Come After Us -- On the Harm We Have Done -- For the Prophets and Pioneers -- Dorothy Day, On the Founding of the Catholic Worker Selections from The Long Loneliness: The Autobiography of the Legendary Catholic Social Activist -- Paper, People and Work -- Labor -- III -- Socially Engaged Spirituality -- Further Reading -- About the Series -- About the Editors -- Series List
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|a This volume considers two authors who represent different but complementary responses to social injustice and human degradation. The writings of Walter Rauschenbusch and Dorothy Day respond to an American situation that arose out of the industrial revolution and reflect especially--but not exclusively--urban life in the east coast of the United States during the late nineteenth and first half of the twentieth century. Although these two authors differ greatly, they both reacted to the extreme social inequality and strife that occurred between 1890 and the beginning of World War II. They shared a total commitment to the cause of social justice, their Christian faith, and an active engagement in the quest for a just social order. But the different ways they reacted to the situation generated different spiritualities. Rauschenbusch was a pastor, writer, historian, and seminary professor. Day was a journalist who became an organizer. The strategic differences between them, however, grew out of a common sustained reaction against the massive deprivation that surrounded them. There is no spiritual rivalry here. They complement each other and reinforce the Christian humanitarian motivation that drives them. Their work brings the social dimension of Christian spirituality to the surface in a way that had not been emphasized in the same focused way before them. They are part of an awakening to the degree to which the social order lies in the hands of the people who support it. Both Rauschenbusch and Day are examples of an explicit recognition of the social dimension of Christian spirituality, and a radical acting out of that response in two distinctly different ways.
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