Titre :	Christian theology : an eschatological approach, volume I
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Thomas N. Finger, Auteur
Editeur :	Scottdale, Pennsylvania : HERALD PRESS
Année de publication :	c1985
Importance :	367 p.
Format :	24 cm
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	978-0-8361-3453-7
Note générale :	Includes bibliographical references.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Catégories :	Eschatology Theology, Doctrinal
Index. décimale :	BT 75.2
Note de contenu :	V. 1. Systematic theology : an historical introduction -- Why systematic theology? -- What is systematic theology? -- Contextual theologies -- Kerygmatic theologies -- An eschatological approach to theology -- Subjective and objective theology -- The resurrection, the last judgment, and universalism -- Heaven and hell, the return of Christ, and the millennium -- Revelation as personal -- Revelation as historical -- Revelation as propositional -- Special and general revelation -- Approaches to Christology -- The life of Jesus Christ -- Perspectives on the death of Jesus Christ -- The meaning of the death of Jesus Christ -- The resurrection of Jesus Christ. V. 2. Traditional approaches to anthropology -- Contemporary approaches to anthropology -- The foundation of anthropology -- Obedience, servanthood, and stewardship -- Body, soul, and will -- Sin -- Justification -- Personal sanctification -- Approaches to ecclesiology -- The commission of the church -- The church's mission in the world -- Mission amid other religions and worldviews -- The worship of the church -- The structure of the church -- The Spirit and the Son -- Creation -- The Trinity -- The person of Jesus Christ -- The attributes of God.

Christian theology : an eschatological approach, volume I [texte imprimé] / Thomas N. Finger, Auteur . - Scottdale, Pennsylvania : HERALD PRESS, c1985 . - 367 p. ; 24 cm.
ISBN : 978-0-8361-3453-7
Includes bibliographical references.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Catégories :	Eschatology Theology, Doctrinal
Index. décimale :	BT 75.2
Note de contenu :	V. 1. Systematic theology : an historical introduction -- Why systematic theology? -- What is systematic theology? -- Contextual theologies -- Kerygmatic theologies -- An eschatological approach to theology -- Subjective and objective theology -- The resurrection, the last judgment, and universalism -- Heaven and hell, the return of Christ, and the millennium -- Revelation as personal -- Revelation as historical -- Revelation as propositional -- Special and general revelation -- Approaches to Christology -- The life of Jesus Christ -- Perspectives on the death of Jesus Christ -- The meaning of the death of Jesus Christ -- The resurrection of Jesus Christ. V. 2. Traditional approaches to anthropology -- Contemporary approaches to anthropology -- The foundation of anthropology -- Obedience, servanthood, and stewardship -- Body, soul, and will -- Sin -- Justification -- Personal sanctification -- Approaches to ecclesiology -- The commission of the church -- The church's mission in the world -- Mission amid other religions and worldviews -- The worship of the church -- The structure of the church -- The Spirit and the Son -- Creation -- The Trinity -- The person of Jesus Christ -- The attributes of God.