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2006
Abstract Bonaventure frequently identifies theology with sacred scripture, using the term “scripture” as a synonym for theology to the extent that he refers to the whole of what God has revealed for the salvation of the human race. The best place to begin to understand Bonaventure's view of sacred scripture is with the conviction that he
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Abstract Bonaventure frequently identifies theology with sacred scripture, using the term “scripture” as a synonym for theology to the extent that he refers to the whole of what God has revealed for the salvation of the human race. The best place to begin to understand Bonaventure's view of sacred scripture is with the conviction that he
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In the Image of the Triune God
International Journal of Systematic Theology, 2003This programmatic article addresses the question of how the creation of human beings in the image of God can be made specifically trinitarian. It does this by considering the ways in which human life can image forth the particular personal characteristics of each of the divine persons, and by examining how that imaging forth is distorted by the reality
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International Journal of Systematic Theology, 2000
Luther rightly perceived that God is hidden in his presence. The challenge systematically is to integrate discourse about God’s hiddenness with a serious trinitarianism. The attempts by Gregory Palamas and Karl Barth to do just this are judged inadequate.
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Luther rightly perceived that God is hidden in his presence. The challenge systematically is to integrate discourse about God’s hiddenness with a serious trinitarianism. The attempts by Gregory Palamas and Karl Barth to do just this are judged inadequate.
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1994
Abstract It can scarcely be said that the theology of mission has been a predominant feature of modern theological writing, much less a theology based on the Trinity. There has, however, been considerable reflection more recently on the nature of mission and its place in church life and theological thinking; this is so especially since ...
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Abstract It can scarcely be said that the theology of mission has been a predominant feature of modern theological writing, much less a theology based on the Trinity. There has, however, been considerable reflection more recently on the nature of mission and its place in church life and theological thinking; this is so especially since ...
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