Table of Contents

John Webster: Introduction: Systematic Theology
I. Doctrines
1: William Abraham: The Existence of God
2: Fred Sanders: The Trinity
3: Stephen R. Holmes: The Attributes of God
4: David Fergusson: Creation
5: Charles M. Wood: Providence
6: Katherine Sonderegger: Election
7: David H. Kelsey: The Human Creature
8: Ian McFarland: The Fall and Sin
9: Oliver D. Crisp: Incarnation
10: Paul S. Fiddes: Salvation
11: Dawn DeVries: Justification
12: Douglas Farrow: Resurrection and Immortality
13: Michael Welker: The Holy Spirit
14: Ralph Del Colle: The Church
15: Michael A. Fahey, SJ: Sacraments
16: Reinhard Hutter: The Christian Life
17: Richard Bauckham: Eschatology
II. Sources
18: Ben Quash: Revelation
19: Stephen E. Fowl: Scripture
20: A. N. Williams: Tradition
21: Bryan D. Spinks: Worship
22: Andrew Moore: Reason
23: Ellen T. Charry: Experience
III. Conversations
24: C. Kavin Rowe & Richard B. Hays: Biblical Studies
25: Duane Stephen Long: Moral Theology
26: Rebecca Lynam: History
27: Oliver Davies: Hermeneutics
28: Gordon Graham: Philosophy
29: Kathryn Tanner: Cultural Theory
30: Nancey Murphy: Natural Science
31: William A. Dyrness: The Arts
IV. Prospects
32: John Webster: Theologies of Retrieval
33: Ian S. Markham: Revisionism
34: Walter J. Lowe: Postmodern Theology
35: Christopher Rowland: Liberation Theology
36: Francis X. Clooney, SJ: Comparative Theology
37: Joy Ann McDougall: Feminist Theology

Reviews

the editors have succeeded, with a discernible but light shaping hand, in putting together a volume which admirably reflects the richness, breadth, and family coherence of the field of systematic theology today.
*Susannah Ticciati, The Journal of Theological Studies*