Justification in a post-Christian society
By: edited by Carl-Henric Grenholm and Göran Gunner
Series: Church of Sweden research series -- volume 8; Research series (Svenska kyrkan) -- no. 8.
Publisher: Pickwick Publications
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Eugene, Or
Language: eng
Number of pages: 258
ISBN-13: 9781625648891
Copyright date: 2014
Subjects: Doctrines; Justification (Christian theology); Lutheran Church
Notes: Essays from the conference "Remembering the past-living the future" held in Uppsala, 2013. The conference's papers and lectures resulted in this volume and a second titled Lutheran identity and political theology.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: 1. Introduction: Remembering the past; title: living the future / Carl-Henric Grenholm and Göran Gunner; title: Part one: Justification, atonement, and reconciliation.  2. Promise and trust: Lutheran identity in a multicultural society / Christoph Schwöbel; title: 3. The experience of justification / Christine Helmer; title: 4. Atonement in theology and a post-Einsteinian notion of time / Antje Jackelén; title: 5. Healing as  an image for the atonement: a Lutheran consideration / Cheryl M. Peterson; title: Part two: Lutheran theology and ethics in a post-Christian society.  6. Law and gospel in Lutheran ethics / Carl-Henric Grenholm; title: 7. Outside paradise: renegotiating original sin in contemporary Lutheran theology / Eva-Lotta Grantén; title: 8. Lutheran spiritual theology in a post-Christian society / Karin Johannesson; title: 9. Lutheran theology and dialogical engagement in post-Christian society / James M. Childs, Jr.; title: 10. Physicality as a new model for Lutheran ethics in a multicultural global community / Richard J. Perry, Jr.; title: Part three: Reformation as a model for interpretation of the present.  11. Incarnate vs. discarnate Protestantism: Martin Luther and the disembodiment of faith / Niels Henrik Gregersen; title: 12. Contra philosophos: the Lutheran Reformation as critique of the rationality of modernity / Knut Alfsvåg; title: 13. Priesthood of all believers as public opinion: an unexplored link between the Lutheran Reformation and the Enlightenment / Urban Claesson; title: 14. Luther's interpretation of the Magnificat and Latin American liberation theology / Elina Vuola; title: 15. "Satis est" (CA 7): the confessional unity of the Church and the Augsburg Confession today / Henning Theissen.