Resident Aliens

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Resident Aliens is a influential theological book by Stanley Hauerwas (with William H. Willimon) that argues the church should live as a distinct, countercultural community within contemporary society.

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instanceOf Christian non-fiction book
theological book
argues Christian ethics are rooted in the practices of the church
the church is a colony of heaven
the church should be distinct from the surrounding culture
the church should live as a resident alien community within contemporary society
author Stanley Hauerwas
William H. Willimon
coAuthor Stanley Hauerwas
William H. Willimon
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
critiques Christianization of the Roman Empire
surface form: Constantinian Christianity

assimilation of the church to modern culture
emphasizes Christian practices
Sermon on the Mount
surface form: the Sermon on the Mount

the narrative of Jesus
focusesOn Christian discipleship
the church as a countercultural community
the church as a distinct community
the political character of the church
genre Christian ethics
ecclesiology
theology
hasInfluenced contemporary ecclesiology
discussions of church and culture in North American Christianity
missional church conversations
influencedBy Stanley Hauerwas’s work in Christian ethics
postliberal theology at Duke Divinity School
keyConcept Christian social ethics
colony of heaven
countercultural church
resident aliens
language English
mainSubject Christian community
Christian ethics
church and society
ecclesiology
relatedWorkOfAuthor Stanley Hauerwas
William H. Willimon
religiousContext Christianity
settingDiscussed late modern Western society
targetAudience lay Christian readers
pastors
theologians
theologicalPerspective Stanley Hauerwas’s ecclesiology
theologicalTradition narrative theology
postliberal theology

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Stanley Hauerwas notableWork Resident Aliens
After Christendom? relatedWork Resident Aliens
William H. Willimon notableWork Resident Aliens