Rauschenbusch, Walter Modern Theologians Theology Christianity
Rauschenbusch, Walter Modern Theologians Theology Christianity
Rauschenbusch, Walter
Walter Rauschenbusch (1861-1918) was a German-American theologian and social reformer and Baptist minister who ministered among the poor and the industrial workers of New York City. As a witness to extreme poverty he came to the view that Christianity should be at the core of social renewal and helped develop the Social Gospel movement.
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- Article by Max L. Stackhouse on Walter Rauschenbusch's life and influence on modern Christianity.
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- Resources on the social gospel theologian, the social context in which the social gospel movement originated and developed, the theology of social gospel and writings by Rauschenbusch.
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- Essay by the Baptist minister and social reformer.
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- Walter Rauschenbusch (1861-1918) was a Baptist minister among the poor and the industrial workers of New York city. Excerpt from his book Christianity and the Social Crisis which is a major text of the social gospel movement.
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- Text of a prayer by the Baptist social reformer.
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- Online books available by subscription.
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- Institution with a mandate to equip local congregations and their leaders for social ministry in the new century with an emphasis on spiritual reflection and social action.
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- Biographical information on the social gospel theologian.
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