The Collected Works of James Wm. McClendon, Jr. () von James W. McClendon

— Volume 2 —
Acknowledgments
Foreword
Introduction to Volume 2

Part I: Retrospect

26 Three Strands of Christian Ethics (1978)

27 Distinguishing Modern and Postmodern Theologies (1989)

Part II: Language, Convictions, and Speech-Acts

28 Christian Philosophers or Philosopher Christians? (1968)

29 How Is Religious Talk Justifiable? (1968)

30 Can There Be Talk about God-and-the-World? (1969)

31 Saturday’s Child: A New Approach to the Philosophy of Religion (with James Marvin Smith) (1970)

32 Homo Loquens: Theology as Grammar (1971)

33 ‘Convictions’ after Twenty Years (1995)

Part III: Convictions Made Flesh
Speech-Acts as Embodied Narrative

34 Biography as Theology (1971)

35 Theology, Language, and Life: A Christian Perspective (1974)

36 The God of the Theologians and the God of Jesus Christ (1981)

37 Story, Sainthood, and Truth: Biography as Theology Revisited (1982)

38 Narrative Ethics and Christian Ethics (1986)

Part IV: On the Significance of Practices

39 Christian Practices and the Postmodern Philosophical Task (1991)

40 Toward a Conversionist Spirituality (1994)

41 A New Way to Read the Bible (1995)

42 A Practical Theory of Religion (1995)

Part V: Embodying the Great Story in the World

43 Do We Need Saints Today? (1986)

44 Toward an Ethics of Delight (1988)

45 Ethics for a Career (1988)

46 How Can a Christian Be a Law Librarian? (1990)

47 How Is Christian Morality Universalizable? (1991)

48 Picture Eschatology (1995)

49 Taking the Side of the World (2000)

Part VI: Prospect

50 Ten Theses on the Task of Today’s Theology (1989)

Permissions for Volume 2
Scripture Index for Volume 2
General Index for Volume 2