A Companion to Public Theology (Brill's Companions to Modern Theology, 1)

Contents
Foreword
Acknowledgments
List of Contributors
Introduction
Part 1 Foundations of Public Theology
	1 The Bible and Public Theology
	2 Public Theology in the History of Christianity
	3 Does it Matter? On Whether there is Method in the Madness
Part 2 Public Theology and the Political Sphere
	4 State, Democracy & Community Organizing
	5 Public Theology and Reconciliation
	6 Public Theology in the Context of Nationalist Ideologies: A South African Example
	7 Politics, Church and the Common Good
Part 3 Public Theology, Economics and Social Justice
	8 Public Theology in the Context of Globalization
	9 Social Cohesion and the Common Good: Drawing on Social Science in Understanding the Middle East
	10 Public Theology as a Theology of Citizenship
	11 Public Theology, the Public Sphere and the Struggle for Social Justice
	12 Forced Labor and the Movement to End Human Trafficking
	13 ‘I Met God, She’s Black’: Racial, Gender and Sexual Equalities in Public Theology
	14 Public Theology and Health Care
Part 4 Public Theology, Ethics and Civil Societies
	15 Whence Climate Injustice
	16 Public Theology and Bioethics
	17 Urban Ecology and Faith Communities
	18 The Quest for a Coalitional Praxis: Examining the Attraction of a Public Theology from the Perspective of Minorities
	19 Mediating Public Theology
	20 Worship, Liturgy and Public Witness
Index