Sociology Through the Eyes of Faith

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Explore the fascinating intersection of faith and social science with “Sociology Through the Eyes of Faith” by Anthony Campolo and David A. Fraser. This compelling book, published by HarperOne, tackles the historical divide between sociology and Christian belief, offering a fresh perspective for students, academics, and anyone seeking a faith-informed understanding of society. Campolo, known for his engaging speaking style and passionate social justice advocacy, teams up with Fraser to provide a clear and accessible exploration of sociological concepts through a Christian lens. Discover how Christian values can enrich sociological analysis and contribute to positive social change. A must-read for those seeking to integrate their faith with their understanding of the modern world. This first edition paperback provides valuable insights into theology, religion and spirituality, politics, social sciences, human geography, anthropology, and sociology.

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Colorfully written by two popular and respected sociologists, this volume shows how sociology has evolved, how it became divided from Christian faith, and how Christian sociologists can make sense of this branch of social science.

Explore the intersection of faith and social science with "Sociology Through the Eyes of Faith," a groundbreaking first edition by renowned sociologists Anthony Campolo and David A. Fraser. Published in 1992 by HarperOne, this thought-provoking paperback delves into the complex relationship between sociology and Christian belief, offering a unique perspective for students, academics, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of society through a Christian lens. Campolo, a highly respected and engaging speaker and author known for his passionate advocacy for social justice and his ability to bridge the gap between faith and contemporary issues, joins forces with Fraser to provide a historically rich and conceptually clear exploration of sociology's development. This isn't just a textbook; it's a conversation starter about how sociological understanding can be enriched and informed by Christian values. "Sociology Through the Eyes of Faith" doesn't shy away from addressing the historical tensions between sociology and Christian faith. It examines how the discipline of sociology, as it matured, often diverged from traditional religious perspectives. The authors navigate this complex terrain with sensitivity and intellectual rigor, demonstrating how Christian sociologists can thoughtfully engage with and contribute to the field. They offer a framework for analyzing social issues, research methodologies, and theoretical perspectives through the lens of Christian ethics and values. This book is more than a historical account. It provides a constructive approach to understanding how Christian sociologists can make meaningful contributions to the field, promoting social justice, advocating for the marginalized, and working towards a more equitable society. Campolo and Fraser offer guidance on how to apply sociological principles in practical ways, grounded in faith-based values. Whether you're a student grappling with the integration of your faith and your studies, a sociologist seeking to explore the theological dimensions of your work, or simply a curious reader wanting to understand society from a faith-informed perspective, "Sociology Through the Eyes of Faith" offers valuable insights. Weighing in at 299 grams and spanning 336 pages, this volume provides ample opportunity for reflection and deeper understanding. It's a significant contribution to the fields of Christian Books & Bibles, Theology, Religion & Spirituality, Politics & Social Sciences, Social Sciences, Human Geography, Anthropology, General studies, and Sociology. Add this impactful and insightful book to your collection today and embark on a journey to understand the world and your faith in a new and profound way.
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0060613157

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9780060613150

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336

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