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Twentieth-century shapers of Baptist social ethics
pt. 1. Foundations: a legacy of social concern. Walter Rauschenbusch (1861-1918): pioneer of Baptist social ethics / Paul Lewis -- Muriel Lester (1883-1968): British pastor, social worker and peace activist / Paul R. Dekar -- Nannie Helen Burroughs (1879-1961): a voice for social justice and reform / Karen E. Smith -- pt. 2. Thinkers and teachers. T.B. Maston (1897-1988): mentor to Southern Baptist prophets / William M. Tillman, Jr. -- Henlee Hulix Barnette (1911-2004): principlist in the Southern seminary tradition / Ronald D. Sisk -- James McClendon (1924-2000): theologian of the ethical stance / Graham B. Walker, Jr. -- J. Deotis Roberts (1927- ): theologian of African American liberation ethics / David Emmanuel Goatley -- Paul D. Simmons: bioethics of a Baptist in exile / David McKenzie -- pt. 3. Activists: dreamers of a new world order. Clarence Jordan (1912-1969), Jasper Martin England (1901-1989), and Millard Fuller (1935- ): Koinonia Farm: epicenter for social change / David Stricklin -- Martin Luther King, Jr. (1929-1968): the greatest American (prophet) / Andrew M. Manis -- Jimmy Carter (1924- ): peanut farmer turned human rights advocate / Gregory Domin and Jessica Lerer -- C. Anne Davis (1938-2006): shaping an ethic of "doing the word" / T. Laine Scales -- Glen Harold Stassen (1936- ): Baptist peacemaker in a conflicted world / David P. Gushee -- Tony Campolo (1935- ): connected critic / Michelle Tooley -- J.M. Dawson (1879-1973) and James M. Dunn (1932- ): religious libertarians / J. Brent Walker -- Foy Dan Valentine (1923-2006): helping changed people change the world / David Sapp.
Larry L. McSwain, editor ; Wm. Loyd Allen, historical consultant.
Includes bibliographical references (pages [317]-343) and index.