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Analytic Theology

open access: yesThe Expository Times, 2011
In recent years a number of new approaches to theology have emerged. In 2009 a major international symposium was published by Oxford University Press entitled Analytic Theology: New Essays in the Philosophy of Theology. In it, the editors and contributors set out the prospect of analytic theology — very roughly, a method of doing theology utilising the
Oliver D. Crisp
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A Theology of Analytic Reason

2021
AbstractPart III calls for a more theological analytic theology and defends analytic theology from some common theological objections. Chapter 6 argues that the Christian doctrine of creation furnishes a warrant for analytic theology. The doctrine of creation gives us good reason to value theology as such, traditionally understood as faith seeking ...
William Wood, Wood William
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What Is Analytic Theology?

2021
AbstractChapter 5 considers the still open question “What is Analytic Theology?” In dialogue with Timothy Pawl and William Hasker, I argue that analytic theology is a form of faith seeking understanding and a form of constructive theology. I then consider some efforts to push analytic theology into comparatively neglected areas, including topics ...
William Wood, Wood William
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2 Systematic Theology as Analytic Theology

2009
Abstract This chapter explores a vision of systematic theology as analytic theology, describes in general terms what that might involve, addresses some objections, and illustrates how it might proceed by taking up two loci of systematic theology and shows what analytic theology might look like in practice.
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Analytic Theology as a Spiritual Practice

2021
AbstractPart III calls for a more theological analytic theology and defends analytic theology from some common theological objections. Many theologians reject analytic theology because they find it too abstract and spiritually sterile to count as genuine theology.
William Wood, Wood William
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