TY  - BOOK
TI  - Modern Theology
AV  - PER .M63 2006 V. 22
PY  - 2006///
CY  - Oxford
PB  - Blackwell
N1  - No. 1; John R. Betz: Beyond the sublime: the aesthetics of the analogy of being (part two). -- pp. 1-50; Terrence W. Tilley: Christian orthodoxy and religious pluralism. -- pp. 51-64; Andrew Moore: Not explanation but: Scientific theology, Christologu, and Suffering. -- pp. 65-84; Andrew Skotnicki: God'z prisoners: penal confinement and the creation of purgatory. -- pp. 85-110; Christopher J. Insole: " Beyond glass doors... the sun no longer shining": english platonism and the problem of self-love in the literary and philosophical work of Iris Murdock. - pp. 111-144; Charles T. Matthews: Leory batnisky, Idolary and representation: the philisophy of Franz Rosenweig reconsidered. -- pp. 145-147; Gladstone H. Stevens, S.S.: Hans Boersma, violence, hospitality, and cross: reappropriating the atonement tradition. -- pp. 148-149; Mathhew Levering: Oliver Davies, the creativity of God:  word, eucharist, reason. -- pp. 150-151; Stephen Fowl: Larry W. Hurtado, Lord Jesus Christ: devotion to Jesus in earliest christianity. -- pp. 152-153; Joseph Wawrykow: Tracey Rowland, culture and the thomist tradition after vatican II. -- pp . 154-156; Martin Kavka: Nancy L. Levene, spinoza's revelation: religion, democracy, and reason. - pp. 157-159; Stefan Skrimshire: Russell T. McCutcheon, religion and the domestication of dissent: or how to live in a less than perfect nation. - pp. 160-161; J. Matthew Ashley: Timothy Gorringem, furthering humanity: a  theology of culture. -- pp. 162-164; No. 2; J. Warren Smith: Martyrdom: self-denial or self-exaltation? motives for self-sacrifice from homer to polycarp a theological reflection. -- pp. 169-196; Jan-Olav Henriksen: The crucifixion as realisation of identity: the gift of recognation and representation. -- pp. 197-220; Joeri Schijvers: Ontotheological turnings? Marion, Lacoste and Levinas on the decentring of modern subjectivity. -- pp. 221-254; Paul A. Macdonal, Jr.: The eschatological character of our knowledge of God. -- pp. 255-276; Walter Lowe: On the tenacity of christian anti-judaism. -- pp. 277-294; Daniel M. Bell, Jr.: Just war engaged: review of Walzer and O'Donovan. - pp. 295-306; Michael Hanby: Paul D. Janz, God, the mind's desire: reference, reason and christian thinking. - pp. 307-309; Scott D. Moringiello: Jeffrey Stout and Robert MacSwain, eds., grammar and grace: reformulations of aquinas and wittgestein. - pp. 310-311; D. Stephen Lond: Kathryn Tanner, economy of grace. -- pp. 312-314; Michelle Voss Roberts: Francis Xavier Clooney, divine mother, blessed mother: hindu goddesses and the virgin Mary. -- pp. 315-316; David E. Lauber: Deanna A. Thompson, crossing the divide: Luther, feminism and the cross. -- pp. 317-319; Shannon Craigo-snell: Rachel Muers, keeping God's silence: towards a theological ethics of communication. - pp. 320-321; M. Jamie Ferreira: Rick Anthony Furtak, wisdom in love: Kierkegaard and the ancient quest for emotional integrity. -- pp. 322-323; Daniel J. Treier: Carl Raschke, the next reformation: why evangelicals must embrace postmodernity. - pp. 324-326; Timothy J. Gorringe: Joseph Mangina, Karl Barth: theologian of christian witness. - pp. 327-328; Andrew Louth: John Behr, the nicene faith formation of christian theology, Vol. 2 parts 1 and 2. - pp .329-331; M. Therese Lysaught: Bernd Wannerwetschm, political worship: ethics for christian citizens. - pp. 332-335; No. 3; C. C. Pecknold: editorial preface: the promise of scriptural reasoning. - pp. 339-344; 1. Framing, David F. Ford: an interfaith wisdom: scriptural reasoning between jews, christians and muslims. - pp. 345-366; 2. Describing, Steven Kepnes: A handbook for scriptural reasoning. -- pp. 367-384; Nicholas Adams: Making deep reasonings public. - pp. 385-402; Ben Quash: Heavenly Semantics: some literary-critical approaches to scriptural reasoning. -- pp. 403-420; 3. Reading, Susannah Ticciati: scriptural reasoning and the formation of identity. - pp. 421-438; Oliver Davies: reading the burning bush: voice, world and holiness. - pp. 439-448; Tim Winter: Qu'anic reasoning as an academic practice. - pp. 449-464; 4. Reasoning, Peter Ochs: Philosophic warrants for scriptural reasoning. - pp. 465-482; Basit Bilal Koshul: Scriptural reasoning and the philosophy of social science. -- pp. 483-502; Gavin D. Flood: The phenomenology of scripture: patterns of reception and discovery behind scriptural reasoning. - pp. 503-514; Robert Gibbs: reading with others: Levinas' ethics and scriptural reasoning. - pp. 515-528; 5. Responding, Daniel W. Hardy: The promise of scriptural reasoning. - pp. 529-551; No. 4; Editorial Introduction. - pp. 553-554; Rachel Muers: setting free the mother bird: on reading a strange text. - pp. 555-576; David C. Schindler: Towards a non-possessive concept of knowledge: on the relation between reason and love in Aquinas and Balthasar. - pp. 577-608; Cyril O'Regan: Balthasar and Gnostic Genealogy. - pp. 609-650; John Milbank: Scholasticism, modernism and modernity: Rowan Williams, grace and necessity: reflection on art and love. Symposium "Abraham's Promise: the thought of Michael Wyschogrod". - pp. 651-672; David Berger: Introducing Michael Wyschogrod. - pp. 677-686; Michael Walzer: morality and politics in the work of Michael Wyschogord. - pp. 687-692; Walter Lowe: The intensification of time: Michael Wyschogord and the task of christian theology. - pp. 693-700; Michael Wyschogrod: Responses to friends. - pp. 701-704; David B. Burre, C.S.C.: David Novak, talking with christian: musing of a jewish theologian and Michael Wyschogrod, Abraham's promise: Judaism and jewish-christian relations. - pp. 705-710; Index. - pp. 711-714
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