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Providing an alternative to current Trinitarian and Christocentric approaches to dogmatics, this open access book instead centres the Augustinian and classical Reformation Law-Gospel distinction.
Maarten Wisse demonstrates the viability of dogmatics based on the Law-Gospel distinction from both a historical and a systematic-theological perspective. From a historical perspective, Wisse shows that the actual use of Scripture should be understood as the interplay between a critical concern about the difference between God and the world on the one hand, and the witness to God's presence in Christ in the world on the other. From a systematic-theological perspective, the benefits of approaching dogmatics through the dynamics between Law and Gospel is exemplified by discussions of key dogmatic topics, such as the doctrine of Scripture, predestination, atonement, the Eucharist and the theology of religions.
The eBook editions of this book are available open access under a CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 licence on bloomsburycollections.com. Open access was funded by The Protestant Theological University.
Contents
Preface
Chapter 1:
Retrieving the Law-Gospel Distinction for the Task of Dogmatics
Chapter 2:
Law and Gospel as a Heuristic Lens
Chapter 3:
Scripture Use in Augustine and the Reformation
Chapter 4:
Christocentrism in Karl Barth, the Gospel of John, and the Possibility of Natural Theology
Chapter 5:
Contra et Pro Sola Scriptura
Chapter 6:
In Defence of Double Predestination
Chapter 7:
Atonement: Socinus and Owen in Conversation
Chapter 8:
Holy Supper: Retrieving Abraham Kuyper
Chapter 9:
Law and Gospel as a Key to the Theology of the Religions
Bibliography
Index
