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Richard Niebuhr’s book, Christ and Culture, the text which has determined the dialogue between Christianity and culture for fifty years, no longer seems to be able to function in the way in which we might want it or need it to. There is another place to look, one which has been cleverly rediscovered by Tim Gorringe: we need to go back to the future.

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This is part of a series of posts. Others in the series are:—
  1. KGH : Death to Herbertism
  2. KGH : Lin-Chi, the Curate and the Anglican Divine
  3. KGH : “…how many live so unlike him now…”
  4. KGH : The only thing I don’t run
  5. KGH : The Cult of Nice
  6. KGH : A little soft around the edges
  7. KGH : Herbertism Habilitated
  8. KGH : +ABC and the 3 Ws
  9. KGH : Witness
  10. KGH : Watchman — The Biblical imagery
  11. KGH : Watchman — Cultural Literacy
  12. KGH : Watchman — A Dissenting Opinion
  13. KGH : Watchman — Richard Niebuhr, Christ and Culture
  14. KGH : Watchman — Niebuhr and finding meaning
  15. KGH : Watchman — Niebuhr’s “Five Types” of culture
  16. KGH : Watchman — Niebuhr’s legacy
  17. KGH : Watchman — Not Niebuhr, but Barth
  18. KGH : Weaver — What is a “community”?
  19. KGH : Weaver — Bonhoeffer and community
  20. KGH : Weaver — Communities and Ethics
  21. KGH : Weaver — a human society unlike other human societies
  22. KGH : Weaver — Bonhoeffer’s “Life Together”
  23. KGH : Weaver — “Life Together” 1
  24. KGH : Weaver — “Life Together” 2
  25. KGH : Weaver — “Life Together” 3
  26. KGH : Weaver — “Life Together” 4
  27. KGH : Weaver — “Life Together” 5
  28. KGH : Weaver — The Head of the House
  29. KGH : Weaver — An insight from the Masai
  30. KGH : Weaver — Weaving, Worship and Worth

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