The collected works of James Wm. Mcclendon, Jr. Volume two / [electronic resource]. Ryan Andrew Newson, Andrew C. Wright, editors ; foreword by Nancey Murphy.

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Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Acknowledgments -- Foreword -- Introduction to volume 2 -- Retrospect -- Three strands of Christian ethics (1978) -- Distinguishing modern and postmodern theologies (1989) -- Language, convictions, and speech-acts -- Christian philosophers or philosopher Christians? (1968) -- How is religious talk justifiable? (1968) -- Can there be talk about God-and-the-world? (1969) -- Saturday's child: a new approach to the philosophy of religion (with James Marvin Smith) (1970) -- Homo loquens: theology as grammar (1971) -- 'Convictions' after twenty years (1995) -- Convictions made flesh : speech-acts as embodied narrative -- Biography as theology (1971) -- Theology, language, and life: a Christian perspective (1974) -- The god of the theologians and the God of Jesus Christ (1981) -- Story, sainthood, and truth: biography as theology revisited (1982) -- Narrative ethics and Christian ethics (1986) -- On the significance of practices -- Christian practices and the postmodern philosophical task (1991) -- Toward a conversionist spirituality (1994) -- A new way to read the bible (1995) -- A practical theory of religion (1995) -- Embodying the great story in the world -- Do we need saints today? (1986) -- Toward an ethics of delight (1988) -- Ethics for a career (1988) -- How can a Christian be a law librarian? (1990) -- How is Christian morality universalizable? (1991) -- Picture eschatology (1995) -- Taking the side of the world (2000) -- Prospect -- Ten theses on the task of today's theology (1989).

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