John Webster: Introduction: Systematic Theology
I. Doctrines
1. William Abraham: The Existence of God
2. Fred Sanders: The Trinity
3. Stephen R. Holmes: The Attributes of God
4. David Fergusson: Creation
5. Charles M. Wood: Providence
6. Katherine Sonderegger:
Election
7. David H. Kelsey: The Human Creature
8. Ian McFarland: The Fall and Sin
9. Oliver D. Crisp: Incarnation
10. Paul S. Fiddes: Salvation
11. Dawn DeVries: Justification
12. Douglas Farrow: Resurrection and Immortality
13. Michael Welker: The Holy Spirit
14.
Ralph Del Colle: The Church
15. Michael A. Fahey, SJ: Sacraments
16. Reinhard Hutter: The Christian Life
17. Richard Bauckham: Eschatology
II. Sources
18. Ben Quash: Revelation
19. Stephen E. Fowl: Scripture
20. A. N. Williams: Tradition
21. Bryan D. Spinks:
Worship
22. Andrew Moore: Reason
23. Ellen T. Charry: Experience
III. Conversations
24. C. Kavin Rowe & Richard B. Hays: Biblical Studies
25. Duane Stephen Long: Moral Theology
26. Rebecca Lynam: History
27. Oliver Davies: Hermeneutics
28. Gordon Graham:
Philosophy
29. Kathryn Tanner: Cultural Theory
30. Nancey Murphy: Natural Science
31. William A. Dyrness: The Arts
IV. Prospects
32. John Webster: Theologies of Retrieval
33. Ian S. Markham: Revisionism
34. Walter J. Lowe: Postmodern Theology
35. Christopher
Rowland: Liberation Theology
36. Francis X. Clooney, SJ: Comparative Theology
37. Joy Ann McDougall: Feminist Theology
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John Webster is Professor of Systematic Theology at the University of Aberdeen. Kathryn Tanner is Dorothy Grant Maclear Professor of Theology at the University of Chicago Divinity School. Iain Torrance is President and Professor of Patristics at Princeton Theological Seminary.
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