Elizabeth Phillips is Tutor in Theology and Ethics at Westcott House and also lectures in the Faculty of Divinity, University of Cambridge, UK.

This short volume by Elizabeth Philips is a welcome contribution that will assist the beginner to understand theological debates over the nature of politics . . . The presentation is clear and direct, and appropriate particularly for undergraduate students.

• Introduction; Part I: Defining Political Theology; 1. The Emergence of Political Theology; 2. Approaches to Political Theology. Part II: Issues in Political Theology; 3. The Church and the Political; 4. The Politics of Jesus; 5. War and Peace; 6. Race, Gender and Class; 7. Liberalism, Democracy and Human Rights; 8. Creation, History and Eschatology; Conclusion.

Elizabeth Phillips is Tutor in Theology and Ethics at Westcott House and also lectures in the Faculty of Divinity, University of Cambridge, UK.

This short volume by Elizabeth Philips is a welcome contribution that will assist the beginner to understand theological debates over the nature of politics . . . The presentation is clear and direct, and appropriate particularly for undergraduate students.

• Introduction; Part I: Defining Political Theology; 1. The Emergence of Political Theology; 2. Approaches to Political Theology. Part II: Issues in Political Theology; 3. The Church and the Political; 4. The Politics of Jesus; 5. War and Peace; 6. Race, Gender and Class; 7. Liberalism, Democracy and Human Rights; 8. Creation, History and Eschatology; Conclusion.

Elizabeth Phillips is Tutor in Theology and Ethics at Westcott House and also lectures in the Faculty of Divinity, University of Cambridge, UK.

This short volume by Elizabeth Philips is a welcome contribution that will assist the beginner to understand theological debates over the nature of politics . . . The presentation is clear and direct, and appropriate particularly for undergraduate students.

• Introduction; Part I: Defining Political Theology; 1. The Emergence of Political Theology; 2. Approaches to Political Theology. Part II: Issues in Political Theology; 3. The Church and the Political; 4. The Politics of Jesus; 5. War and Peace; 6. Race, Gender and Class; 7. Liberalism, Democracy and Human Rights; 8. Creation, History and Eschatology; Conclusion.