The Cambridge Companion to Christian DoctrineCambridge University Press, 19.06.1997 - 307 Seiten What is Christian doctrine? The fourteen specially commissioned essays in this book serve to give an answer to many aspects of that question. Written by leading theologians from America and Britain they place doctrine in its setting SH what it has been historically, and how it relates to other forms of culture SH and outline central features of its content. New readers will find this an accessible and stimulating introduction to the main themes of Christian doctrine, while advanced students and specialists will find a useful summary of recent developments in Christian thought. |
Inhalt
Historical and systematic theology | 3 |
On doctrine and ethics | 21 |
The basis and authority of doctrine | 41 |
The scope of hermeneutics | 65 |
Christ and the cultures The Jewish people and Christian theology | 81 |
Christ and the cultures Christianity and the arts | 101 |
The triune God | 121 |
The doctrine of creation | 141 |
Redemption and fall | 189 |
The church and the sacraments | 207 |
Eschatology | 226 |
Jesus Christ | 245 |
The Holy Spirit | 273 |
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Human being individual and social | 158 |
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Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
Abraham affirm anthropology Aquinas Augustine baptism become believe Bible Bultmann Cambridge century Christian belief Christian doctrine Christian faith Christian theology christology Church Dogmatics claim Clark Colin Gunton communion conception concerns context Corinthians created critical culture distinction divine doctrine of creation ecclesiology ecumenical Edinburgh Eerdmans election eschatology eternal ethics eucharist example Father Friedrich Schleiermacher Genesis Gentiles God's gospel Grand Rapids hermeneutics historical Holy Spirit human creature Ibid interpretation Irenaeus Israel Jesus Christ Jewish Jews John Kant Karl Barth language London Lord means modern moral nature Old Testament particular Paul person philosophical pneumatology postmodern question reality reason redemption relation religious response resurrection revelation Romans Rudolf Bultmann sacraments salvation Schleiermacher scripture significance speak story Summa Summa Theologiae supersessionism systematic theology T. F. Torrance teaching theologians Theological anthropology things tion tradition trans trinitarian trinitarian theology Trinity triune truth understanding University Press Word worship
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