Shailer Mathew
Biographic Data
| ID | 3676675 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Shailer Mathew |
| GIVEN NAMES | Shailer |
| FAMILY NAME | Mathew |
| SIGNATURE | MATHEW S |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1895 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1942 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Seed and the Soil. Richard Terrill Baker
Studies in the History and Philosophy of Religion
Social Patterns and the Idea of God
Doctrines as Social Patterns
The Religious Basis of Ethics
Protestantism, Democracy, and Church Unity
The Development of Social Christianity in America during the Past Twenty-Five Years
Organized Christianity has always been interested in the social life of its members.From the days of its founding, the church has been a laboratory of progressive morality.Leaders like Ambrose and Chrysostom have left us clear-cut ideas on economic matters, and the church of the Middle Ages legislated regarding interest, marriage, feuds, and charity.From the rise of the Reformation, however, new currents were set in motion.The Lutheran movement s…
Agencies for Promoting Religion in the Colleges
The perils to religious faith encountered by students in our universities and colleges often receive a somewhat lurid publicity. The present article presents a careful survey of the ways in which the religious life of students is cared for in our educational institutions
Recent Works on Comparative Religion
What May the Social Worker Expect of the Church
The growing emphasis on social work by technically trained workers raises the question as to the relationship between the task of the church and the task of social agencies. The church is beginning to take so lively an interest in social problems that the possibility of rivalry exists. The church is less well equipped for specialized social work than are social agencies. But Christianity engenders an idealism and inculcates the practice of good w…
Theology from the Point of View of Social Psychology
(1) Theology is an expression of group belief in distinction from philosophy, which is an unofficial individual interpretation. (2) The meaning of theology is to be found by a study of its social origin. (3) Most theological terms are social "patterns." (4) Theology is also derived from ritual and customs, which antedate doctrines. (5) Theology is thus seen to be functional in its nature. The value of theological formulas is to be determined by a…
The Functional Value of Doctrines of the Atonement
The Social Origin of Theology
The Christian Church and Social Unity
The Significance of the Church to the Social Movement
Christian Sociology. III. The Family
Christian Sociology. V. Wealth
Christian Sociology. VI. Social Life
Christian Sociology. VII. The Forces of Human Progress
Christian Sociology. II. Society
Christian Sociology. I. Man
Christian Sociology
The Social Origin of Theology
Christian Sociology
The Development of Social Christianity in America during the Past Twenty-Five Years
Organized Christianity has always been interested in the social life of its members.From the days of its founding, the church has been a laboratory of progressive morality.Leaders like Ambrose and Chrysostom have left us clear-cut ideas on economic matters, and the church of the Middle Ages legislated regarding interest, marriage, feuds, and charity.From the rise of the Reformation, however, new currents were set in motion.The Lutheran movement s…
Protestantism, Democracy, and Church Unity
Christian Sociology. V. Wealth
Christian Sociology. II. Society
Christian Sociology. I. Man
Christian Sociology
Christian Sociology. III. The Family
Christian Sociology. V. Wealth
Christian Sociology. VI. Social Life
Christian Sociology. VII. The Forces of Human Progress
The Significance of the Church to the Social Movement
The Christian Church and Social Unity
The Social Origin of Theology
The Functional Value of Doctrines of the Atonement
What May the Social Worker Expect of the Church
The growing emphasis on social work by technically trained workers raises the question as to the relationship between the task of the church and the task of social agencies. The church is beginning to take so lively an interest in social problems that the possibility of rivalry exists. The church is less well equipped for specialized social work than are social agencies. But Christianity engenders an idealism and inculcates the practice of good w…
Theology from the Point of View of Social Psychology
(1) Theology is an expression of group belief in distinction from philosophy, which is an unofficial individual interpretation. (2) The meaning of theology is to be found by a study of its social origin. (3) Most theological terms are social "patterns." (4) Theology is also derived from ritual and customs, which antedate doctrines. (5) Theology is thus seen to be functional in its nature. The value of theological formulas is to be determined by a…
Agencies for Promoting Religion in the Colleges
The perils to religious faith encountered by students in our universities and colleges often receive a somewhat lurid publicity. The present article presents a careful survey of the ways in which the religious life of students is cared for in our educational institutions
Recent Works on Comparative Religion
The Development of Social Christianity in America during the Past Twenty-Five Years
Organized Christianity has always been interested in the social life of its members.From the days of its founding, the church has been a laboratory of progressive morality.Leaders like Ambrose and Chrysostom have left us clear-cut ideas on economic matters, and the church of the Middle Ages legislated regarding interest, marriage, feuds, and charity.From the rise of the Reformation, however, new currents were set in motion.The Lutheran movement s…
Protestantism, Democracy, and Church Unity
Doctrines as Social Patterns
The Religious Basis of Ethics
Social Patterns and the Idea of God
Studies in the History and Philosophy of Religion
The Seed and the Soil. Richard Terrill Baker
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