James W. McClendon 
The Collected Works of James Wm. McClendon, Jr. [EPUB ebook] 
Volume 1

— Volume 1 —
Acknowledgments
Foreword
Introduction to Volume 1

Part I: Prospect
§1 The Radical Road One Baptist Took (2000)

Part II: Early Baptist Reflections
§2 Creation, Humanity, Sin (1964)
§3 Atonement, Discipleship, and Freedom (1964)
§4 Death, Resurrection, Survival, and Immortality (1964)
§5 A Brief Narrative Account of My Professional Life and Work to the Present (1969)
§6 Some Reflections on the Future of Trinitarianism (1966)
§7 Baptism as a Performative Sign (1966)

Part III: Focusing the baptist Vision
§8 A Decade of Deeds and Dreams: My History Continued, 1969-1978 (1978)
§9 What Is a ‘baptist’ Theology? (1982)
§10 The Concept of Authority: A Baptist View (1988)
§11 Primitive, Present, Future: A Vision for the Church in the Modern World (1991)
§12 The Mennonite and Baptist Vision (1993)
§13 The Voluntary Church in the Twenty-First Century (1998)

Part IV: Social Ethics for Radical Christians
§14 Social Ethics for Radical Christians: Analysis and Program (1989)
§15 The End of the World (1989)
§16 The Church Seeking a Peaceable Culture: The Way of the Cross (1995)
§17 The Church Seeking a Peaceable Culture: The Way of the Resurrection (1995)
§18 Knowing the One Thing Needful (1995)
§19 The Politics of Forgiveness (1998)

Part V: Paths to Catholicity: The baptist Path
§20 What Is a Southern Baptist Ecumenism? (1968)
§21 Christian Identity in Ecumenical Perspective (with John Howard Yoder) (1990)
§22 Balthasar Hubmaier, Catholic Anabaptist (1991)
§23 Law and Faith (1994)
§24 A baptist Millennium? (1998)

Part VI: Retrospect
§25 Embodying the Great Story: An Interview with James Wm. Mc Clendon, Jr. (2000)

Permissions for Volume 1
Scripture Index for Volume I
General Index for Volume 1

James William Mc Clendon, Jr. was a Christian theologian in the Anabaptist tradition and the author of several important works, including Biography as Theology: How Life Stories Can Remake Today’s Theology and Making Gospel Sense to a Troubled Church. He was, at the time of his death, Distinguished Scholar in Residence at Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, California.
Ryan Andrew Newson is Adjunct Professor of Religion and Philosophy at Campbell University.
Andrew C.Wright is a Doctoral Candidate in Christian Ethics and Philosophical Theology at Fuller Theological Seminary and is Adjunct Professor in the Division of Religion and Philosophy at Azusa Pacific University.
Nancey Murphy is Professor of Christian Philosophy at Fuller Theological Seminary.