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- English
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Systematic Theology
About this book
In this concise, one-volume systematic theology, celebrated scholar Anthony Thiselton comprehensively covers the spectrum of Christian doctrine with an eye to practical application for Christian discipleship.
Written with students and busy ministers in mind, this book is readable and accessible, comprising fifteen chapters of relatively equal length, with each chapter containing five evenly balanced subsections for teaching and learning convenience.
Rather than setting out an abstract system, Thiselton explores theology as a living, organic whole. The book thus includes biblical foundations, historical thought, contemporary writers, and practical implications. Expertly incorporating biblical exegesis, philosophy, conceptual grammar, and hermeneutics, this work is the most succinct multidisciplinary systematic theology available.
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Table of contents
- Preface
- Abbreviations
- I. Method and Truth
- II. God: Personhood, Trinity, Holy Love, and Grace
- III. God and the World
- IV. The Challenge of Atheism: Lessons for Christians
- V. The Nonhuman Creation, and Ordinances for Human Welfare
- VI. Human Potentiality and the Image of God
- VII. Misdirected Desire and Alienation: A Hermeneutical Comparison of Historical Thinkers
- VIII. Jesus Christ the Mediator
- IX. Why Consider Historical Theologies of the Atonement? Historical Thought and Hermeneutics
- X. A Concise Christology
- XI. The Holy Spirit: (I) Biblical Doctrine
- XII. The Holy Spirit: (II) Historical Insights
- XIII. Why the Church? Why Ministry? Why Sacraments?
- XIV. The Return of Christ, the Resurrection, and Related Issues
- XV. The Last Judgment, Eternity, and the Restoration of All Things
- Bibliography
- Index of Names
- Index of Subjects
- Index of Scripture and Other Ancient Sources