A confessing theology for postmodern times
By: edited by Michael S. Horton.
Contributors: Horton, Michael Scott.
Publisher: Crossway Books
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Wheaton, Ill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 256
Subjects: Theology, Doctrinal.; Evangelicalism.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The church's dogma and biblical theology / Charles P. Arand; title: Sources of Lutheran dogmatics: addressing contemporary issues with the historic Christian faith / J. A.O. Preus III; title: Sources of reformed dogmatics: the symmetrical unity of exegesis and synthesis in scholastic theology / Richard A. Muller; title: A defense of a postmodern use of the Bible / Edgar V. McKnight; title: The vinyl narratives of postmodernity / Richard Lints; title: Overcoming the schizophrenic character of evangelical theological education / D.G. Hart; title: Reformist evangelicalism: a center without a circumference / R. Albert Mohler, Jr.; title: Is Reformation theology making a come-back? / David P. Scaer; title: Full circle: "confessing" mainliners" / Paul F. M. Zahl; title: Yale postliberalism: back to the Bible? / Michael Horton; title: Reintegrating biblical theology and dogmatics / Paul R. Raabe; title: Redemption & Resurrection: an exercise in biblical-systematic theology / Richard B. Gaffin, Jr.