For God so loved the world : a blueprint for kingdom diversity / editors, Walter R. Strickland II and Dayton Hartman.

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

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General Introduction / Walter R. Strickland II -- Part 1: Historical Context -- Introduction / Stephen Brett Eccher -- The shaping of the Western Christian mind / Dayton Hartman -- The segregated states of America / Steven M. Harris -- The 1995 Resolution on Race : the defunding of the American Baptist College; Nashville, Tennessee, and the end of Southern Baptist paternalism / Keith Harper -- Part 2: Public Theology -- Introduction / Josh Wester -- Bearing witness to a whole-life, pro-life ethic / Bruce Riley Ashford -- Welcoming the sojourner leads to church and community renewal / Alan Cross -- Apologetics in twenty-first century Evangelicalism / D.A. Horton -- Part 3: A Practical Theology -- Introduction / Jarvis J. Williams -- Shepherding toward racial reconciliation / Chris Williamson -- Teaching scripture with a Kingdom hermeneutic / Walter R. Strickland II -- Men and women in the body of Christ / Amber Bowen -- Men and women as partners in the Gospel / Tony Merida -- Tales from the trenches / Daniel Im, Amy Whitfield, R. Marshall Blalock, Dwight McKissic -- Conclusion: In pursuit of the vision of the Lamb / Daniel L. Akin -- Appendix: A Statement on Complementarianism / Matthew Y. Emerson

Strickland and Hartman provide a blueprint for kingdom diversity. They provide historical context of our American evangelical problems with diversity, then present a public and practical theology of diversity in the Christian context.

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