Canadian Churches & Social Justice

edited by John Williams

Offering an understanding of the churches' involvement in social issues, and new insights in matters which are of wide concern to Canadians.

Canadian churches are taking an increasingly active role in a wide range of public issues - nuclear arms, unemployment and the economy, the environment, immigration and relations with the Third World.  They often bring a fresh and challenging viewpoint to these subjects, but their involvement is not always welcomed.

In this important book, editor JOHN WILLIAMS has selected key statements from a wide range of church bodies and leaders and provided an insightful introduction to each.

About the Author

JOHN WILLIAMS teaches religious ethics in the Department of Religious Studies and the Faculty of Medicine of Memorial University.  Born in Vancouver, BC he obtained doctorates in theology from the University of St Michael's College, Toronto and the University of Strasbourg, France.  He is the author of Martin Heidegger's Philosophy of Religion, and has published articles in both scholarly and popular journals on religious ethics in Canada and in the Third World.

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