Christian radicalism in the Church of England and the invention of the British sixties, 1957-1970 : the hope of a world transformed / Sam Brewitt-Taylor
Introduction -- World crisis and the making of Christian radicalism, c. 1938-1957 -- Christian radicalism and the enactment of secular theology -- Christian radicalism and the hope of Christian unity -- Christian radicalism and the hope of transcending 'religion' -- Christian radicalism and the hope of escaping human authority -- Christian radicalism and the hope of a revolution of love -- Christian radicalism and the hope of revolutionary social justice -- Conclusion
Summary
This study shows that Britain's 1960s moral revolution was importantly influenced by currents within British Christianity - not that the Sixties were a popular revolt against the churches, but that revolts against convention within the churches were highly significant in allowing Britain's 'secular revolution' to gain its own momentum
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references and index
Notes
Online resource; title from PDF title page (EBSCO, viewed August 28, 2018)
