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A pioneering study of how global migration challenges Christians to reinterpret the Old and New Testaments and church history by highlighting the impact of migration on the formation of the Bible and church historiography. It moves on to reformulate basic Christian beliefs (systematic theology), ethics, and practical theology.
List of contents
Acknowledgments
1. Introduction: Christianity n the "Age of Migration"
Peter C. Phan
PART I: CONTEXTS AND RESOURCES
2. Nativist Responses to the Challenge of Migration in Our Global Age
José Casanova
3. Migrant Itineraries and the Catholic Church: An Anthropological Approach
Valentina Napolitano
4. The Exodus as Memories about Migration: Examples from the Hebrew Bible and Deuterocanonical Books
Hendrik Bossman
5. Forced and Return Migrations as the Mitte of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament
John Ahn
6. Migration in the New Testament: The Quest for Home
v¿nThanh Nguy¿n
7. Migration and Church History
Ciprian Burlacioiu
PART II: SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY
8. God, the Beginning and the End of Migration: A Theology of God from the Experience and Perspective of Migrants
Peter C. Phan
9. Jesus the Paradigmatic Migrant
Kanan Kitani
10. Coalitional Church: Ecclesiology in the Age of Migration
Ulrich Schmeidel
PART III: ETHICS
11. The Migrant Imago: Migration and the Ethics of Human Dignity
William A. Barbieri Jr.
12. Migration and Structural Injustice
Kristin E. Heyer
13. Immigration Policy, Democracy, and Ethics
Joshua Mauldin
14. Too late for justice? Disappearing Islands, Migration and Climate Justice
Seforosa Carroll
PART IV: PRACTICAL THEOLOGY
15. Liturgy and the Age of Migration: Toward a Liturgy without Borders
Kristine Suna-Koro
16. Migration and the Eucharist: A Sacramental Vision of Migration
Daniel G. Groody, CSC
17. Permanence and Impermanence: Architecture and Migration
Karla Cavarra Britton
18. Migration, Religious Education and Global Learning
Kathrin Winkler
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Index
About the Contributors
About the author
Edited by Peter C. Phan - Contributions by Peter C. Phan; José Casanova; Valentina Napolitano; Hendrik Bossman; John Ahn; vanThanh Nguy?n; Ciprian Burlacioiu; Kanan Kitani; Ulrich Schmiedel; William A. Barbieri Jr.; Kristin E. Heyer; Joshua Mauldin; Sefor