Lost and Found: Public Theology in the Secular Age

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Wipf and Stock Publishers, Mar 13, 2024 - Religion - 238 pages
No one doubts we have quickly moved to what Charles Taylor called “a secular age.” How do Christian pastors, professors, seminary students, and others respond to the myriad issues now facing the Body of Christ? Following on a biblical and reformed understanding of public theology, Milton along with trusted theologians John Frame, George Grant, Peter Lillback (and a special contribution from noted Orthodox economist and theologian John Panagiotou) not only provide biblical responses to the issues of our time but in doing so give the Church a method, a way, to conduct faithful Gospel ministry in an increasingly hostile post-Christian world. A must for classes on ethics, sociology of religion, pastoral theology, and serious-minded Christians seeking insight that they might “Understand of the times” (1 Chr 12:32).
 

Contents

CRY ALOUD AND SPARE NOT
1
FOR THE LOVE OF GOD
17
THE FAMILY IN THE SECULAR AGE
28
WHAT THE BIBLE SAYS ABOUT
38
TRUE OIKONOMIA
49
OPEN BORDERS OR OPEN HEARTS? Are Boundaries Morally Good?
62
THE THANATOS SYNDROME
83
THE COURSE OF NATIONS
98
LOVING GOD LOVING OTHERS
125
THE FINAL HOPE
139
BETWEEN BETHEL AND AI
154
FIELD NOTES FROM BABYLON
169
Bibliography
197
Vision and Mission
211
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Michael A. Milton is president and senior fellow of the DJK Institute and distinguished professor of missions, Erskine Seminary. Formerly command chaplain of US Military Intelligence, Milton is a colonel US Army retired. Ordained in the PCA, the retired pastor and chancellor of RTS is the author of more than 40 books including From Flanders Field to the Moviegoer (2019). He lives in western North Carolina.

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