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Analytic Theology as Systematic Theology

Open Theology, 2017
It is often said that analytic theology is not really systematic theology; it is something else entirely. However, specifying what this “something else” amounts to has proven a little more difficult.
Crisp Oliver D.
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Toward Analytic Theology: An Itinerary [PDF]

Scientia et Fides, 2015
In this paper I aim at explaining how analytic philosophical theology developed into a thriving field of research. In doing so, I place analytic philosophical theology into a larger intellectually narrative that is deeply influenced by the philosophy of ...
Georg Gasser
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Analytic Theology as Declarative Theology

TheoLogica, 2017
Analytic theology seeks to utilize conceptual tools and resources from contemporary analytic philosophy for ends that are properly theological. As a theological methodology relatively new movement in the academic world, this novelty might render it ...
James M. Arcadi
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On Analytic Theology

Scientia et Fides, 2015
My primary aims in this paper are to give an overview of a recent movement which goes by the name of ‘analytic theology’, to locate that movement within the larger context of contemporary philosophy of religion, and to identify some of the weakness or ...
Kevin Timpe
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Analytic Theology

St Andrews Encyclopaedia of Theology, 2022
In Christian theology, the term ‘analytic theology’ refers both narrowly to a particular kind of scholarly activity and more broadly to an overall style or approach to doing theology. It may also refer to what some characterize as an intellectual culture
Michael Rea
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Editorial

TheoLogica, 2023
Analytic theology and Science-Engaged Theology are two of the most exciting movements within theology in recent years, and have much in common. Both are interdisciplinary endeavours that engage other sub-disciplines (analytic philosophy and the natural ...
Joanna Leidenhag, Benedikt Paul Göcke
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Worry and Analytic Theology

Open Theology
The analytic method of theological inquiry has been around (in name) long enough to be identified by certain literary patterns. One such pattern appears in the liberal use of the term “worry.” More than some trivial terminological tic, in this article, I
Hamilton S. Mark
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Analytic Theology as Confessional Theology with a Linguistic Edge

Open Theology, 2017
Clarity about analytic theology’s theological authorities and their relative order will secure analytic theology’s place at the systematic theological table.
Harrower Scott
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Oneness Pentecostalism, the Two-Minds View, and the Problem of Jesus's Prayers [PDF]

TheoLogica, 2019
Even thirty years after Thomas Morris wrote The Logic of God Incarnate, there are some claims that Morris makes that require examination in analytic Christology. One of those claims is a concession that Morris gives to modalists near the end of the book,
Skylar D. McManus
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Analytic Theology as Sapiential Theology: A Response to Jordan Wessling

Open Theology, 2017
This article responds to Jordan Wessling’s paper that engages a concern I expressed about analytic theology not doing justice to the sapiential requirements of theology.
Vanhoozer Kevin J.
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