The Call to Personhood: A Christian Theory of the Individual in Social Relationships

Alistair Iain McFadyen

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Introduction Part I. Persons in Relation to God: 1. The creation of individuality in God's image: Trinity, persons, gender and dialogue 2. The re-creation of individuality: the call of Christ Part II. Social Relations: 3. The social formation of persons Part III. Interpersonal Relations: 4. The redemptive transformation of relations: dialogue 5. Pesonal integrity: centredness and orientation on others 6. Ethical resistance: testing the validity of disagreements Part IV. Political Relations: 7. Theology, church, and politics 8. Political community 9. Institutions Epilogue Glossary Index.

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