Exodus 34:6-7
Subtitle: a hermeneutical key in the openness debate
By: Jerry R. Harmon.
Series: Studies in biblical literature -- v. 114
Publisher: Peter Lang; Lang Publishing, Incorporated, Peter
Published: 2008
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781433101540
Subjects: Bible. -- O.T. -- Exodux XXXIV, 6-7 -- Criticism, interpretation, etc; Open theism
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Purpose of the study; title: Importance of the study; title: Statement of the problem; title: The scope of the study; title: Methodology; title: The theological battle for God; title: The controversy over openness theology; title: Acceptance of openness theology; title: A war of words : published works in this debate; title: The Old Testament's role in the debate; title: The history of open theism; title: The roots; title: An evangelical megashift; title: A neo-processian movement : openness acceptance of process thought; title: Origins of process thought; title: Alfred North Whitehead; title: Charles Hartshorne; title: The Chicago School; title: Doctrinal overview of process; title: Doctrine of God; title: Christology; title: Soteriology; title: Anthropology; title: Points of divergence with openness; title: Points of convergence with openness; title: Open theism and socinianism; title: The proponents; title: Clark Pinnock; title: Richard Rice; title: Greg Boyd; title: John Sanders; title: The basic tenets; title: Classic theology influenced by Greek philosophy; title: Plato; title: Aristotle; title: Philo; title: A reinterpretation of God's activities in the Old Testament; title: Reduction of anthropomorphism and anthropopathism; title: Definition of anthropomorphism; title: Use of anthropomorphism in the Old Testament; title: Open theists view of anthropomorphism; title: Divine ignorance passages interpreted literally; title: Reconstruction of the doctrine of God; title: God of general sovereignty; title: Preeminence of love as primary attribute; title: God is mutable; title: God is passable; title: Transcendence and human suffering; title: Hermeneutical principles; title: Terence Fretheim's controlling metaphor; title: Locus classicus : 1 John 4:8; title: Discourse analysis approach; title: Greg Boyd's two motif approach; title: An exegetical analysis of Exodus 34:6-7; title: Historical analysis; title: Translation, textual analysis, and syntactical analysis; title: Structural analysis; title: Lexical analysis; title: Exodus 34:6; title: Exodus 34:7; title: Exodus 34:6-7 : a controlling revelation; title: Exodus 34:6-7 : a primary self-revelation in the Old Testament; title: A time of national crisis; title: A climax of the self-revelations of God's name and a central theological theme; title: A basis for future understanding of the Lord's character and works; title: Exodus 34:6-7 : God's love not a greater attribute than His holiness; title: Pattern of Exodus 34:6-7; title: Intentionality of pattern; title: Exodus 34:6-7 : a better model of God than the openness model; title: Divine repentance in light of Exodus 34; title: Genesis 6:6-7 and 8:21; title: Judges cycle of apostasy; title: 1 Samuel 15.