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Analytic theology is a contemporary approach within Christian theology that seeks to apply the methods and insights of analytic philosophy to theological questions.
Michael Rea
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Analytic Theology as Sapiential Theology: Reflections on a Concern Raised by Kevin J. Vanhoozer
In a recent essay, the prolific and influential evangelical theologian, Kevin J. Vanhoozer, claims that analytic theology “is one of the major developments of our time, boasting annual conferences, a manifesto, and an online journal.” Vanhoozer mentions ...
Wessling Jordan
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Can Analytic Theology be Phenomenological?
The present essay is concerned with the question of whether analytic theology can be properly phenomenological. Both analytic theology and phenomenology are defined by reference to leading practitioners of both, and responses are given to objections to both approaches.
Nemes, Steven
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Trajectories, Traditions, and Tools in Analytic Theology [PDF]
Analytic theology as currently practiced has an ambiguous character. It may be understood either formally, as any instance of theology that draws on analytic philosophy, or substantively, as a cohesive theological school that draws on analytic philosophy in defense of traditional Christian orthodoxy.
William Wood, Wood, William
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Analytic Theology as Confessional Theology with a Linguistic Edge
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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The book Introducing analytic theology by Weston, P. (London: SCM, 2025), pp. 182, ISBN 978-0-33-406366-7, is reviewed.
F.E. England
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Editorial: New Themes in Analytic Dogmatic Theology [PDF]
Analytic theology (AT) is a particular approach to theology and the study of religion that engages with the tools, categories, and methodological concerns of analytic philosophy.
James M. Arcadi, Joshua R. Farris
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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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The Possibility of a Scientific Approach to Analytic Theology [PDF]
A question that is often asked of analytic theologians is: what, if anything, distinguishes analytic theology from philosophy of religion? In this essay, I consider two approaches to what is called “analytic theology.” I argue that the first approach, which I associate with the common practice of analytic theology in the university, is very difficult ...
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Analytic Theology as Sapiential Theology: A Response to Jordan Wessling
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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