The Holy Thursday revolution /

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Author / Creator:Bruteau, Beatrice, 1930-
Imprint:Maryknoll, N.Y. : Orbis Books, c2005.
Description:xiv, 338 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Language:English
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/5636240
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ISBN:1570755760 (pbk.)
Notes:Includes bibliographical references (p. 317-327) and indexes.
Table of Contents:
  • Preface
  • Acknowledgments
  • A Note on the Notes
  • Part I. Domination as Worldview
  • 1. The Ills of the World: The Politics of Domination
  • Politics Rests on Perception
  • Definition of "Domination"
  • Calling to Mind Our Sins: War
  • Tyranny, Oppression, and Slavery
  • Economic and Ecological Domination
  • Social Classes and Work
  • Ethnic, Gender, and Family Domination
  • 2. Our Basic Insecurity: The Psychology of Domination
  • Mastery by Destructive Power
  • Deference Ranks
  • Domination and Submission
  • Scarcity and Fear
  • 3. How We Identify Ourselves: The Metaphysics and Logic
  • Success and Failure
  • Alienation: Why We Can't Love "Others"
  • We Learn to See the World of Hurting
  • Separated Selves
  • The Logic of Mutual Negation
  • Revolution
  • Story I: The Jesus Ministry and Holy Thursday
  • The Baptismal Vision
  • Meditation and Reflection for Paradigm Shift
  • Jesus' Social Program of Boundary-Breaking
  • The Two Showings of Holy Thursday
  • The Suppers Inaugurate the Kingdom
  • The Multilevel Revolutionary Supper
  • Revolution and Torah
  • Part II. Person as the Basis for the New Paradigm
  • 4. Person and Perichoresis: A New Metaphysics
  • Jesus Offers Unconditional Positive Regard
  • A New Selfhood: The Person
  • The Nicodemus Story
  • Eros and Agape: The New Logic
  • You Have to Do It Yourself
  • Perichoresis: The Metaphysics of the Trinity
  • Creation Metaphysics
  • 5. Living inside God: The Psychology of Love
  • One Great Living Body
  • Altruism in Our Genes
  • Life in the Messianic Body
  • The Communion of Friendship
  • Saints and Mystics
  • Togetherness in Creation
  • 6. "In the Days of the Messiah": Friendship, Communion, Politics
  • The Messiah Phase Transition
  • Morality and Technology: The Enhancement of Being
  • The World as the "Great Work"
  • Everyone Unbound, Active, and Sharing
  • Getting More from Less
  • A Major Shift from Domination
  • Part III. Human Nature
  • 7. "You Can't Change Human Nature!"
  • Domination Is Natural
  • Human Nature Is an Animal Nature
  • Power Differentials Are Cosmic Forces
  • The Sociobiological Argument
  • Social Status Values Can't Be Uprooted
  • Don't Change It-We Like It!
  • 8. It's the Nature of Nature to Change
  • The Need for Change
  • Changes Are Already Appearing
  • Changing Views of Human Nature
  • Human Nature Is Made for Changing
  • The Natural Goodness of Human Nature and the Evolution of Cooperation
  • Learning to Change: Redefining Success and Well-being
  • 9. Memes, Mysticism, and Phase Transitions
  • Changing the Whole System
  • The Methods of Memes
  • Mysticism without Mist
  • The Noncontingent, Secure Self
  • The Fiat and the Phases
  • Story II: The Revelation at Sinai: A Phase Transition
  • The Many-Leveled Torah/Teaching
  • A Universal Revelation
  • The Turning Point and the Supernatural Life
  • The Proclamation of Liberation
  • The World Filled with Holiness
  • Part IV. The Covenant Community
  • 10. Jesus and the Covenant Community
  • The Historical Jesus
  • The Social Situation in the Late Second Temple Period
  • John the Baptist Announces the Kingdom of God
  • Jesus Implements the Torah
  • The Kingdom of God
  • The Jesus Program
  • The Covenant Community
  • 11. Implementing the Friendship Covenant Community
  • The Reality Ethic
  • Religious Politics
  • The Covenant with Earth
  • Economic Welfare in a Global Age
  • A Properly Human Life
  • Education and the Cultures to Come
  • Art, Sport, and Playfulness
  • Technology and Morality
  • Those outside the Covenant
  • 12. Partners with God in Creation
  • Sitting under One's Own Fig Tree: The Nathanael Story
  • Human Nature: Creativity and Generosity
  • Faith, Hope, and Imagination
  • Notes
  • Bibliography
  • Index of Subjects
  • Index of Names