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Introducing Christian theologies : voices from global Christian communities. Volume 2 / Victor I. Ezigbo.

By: Publication details: Cambridge : The Lutterworth Press, 2016.Description: 1 online resource (373 pages)Content type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9780718844783
  • 0718844785
Subject(s): Genre/Form: Additional physical formats: Print version:: Introducing Christian Theologies : Voices from Global Christian Communities.DDC classification:
  • 230 23
LOC classification:
  • BT765 .E95 2016eb
Online resources:
Contents:
Front cover; Half title; Title page; Copyright; Contents; Tables and Charts; Acknowledgments; Abbreviations; Introduction; 1. Christian Theological Anthropology; Human Beings as God's Image-Bearers; Christian Theology and Anthropological Issues; Humanity and Sin; Glossary; Review Questions; Suggestions for Further Reading; 2. Salvation; Christian Ideas of Salvation; The Triune God's Roles in Salvation; Human Beings' Responsibility in Salvation; Outcomes of Salvation; Glossary; Review Questions; Suggestions for Further Reading; 3. Christian Theologies of Religions.
Approaches in Christian Theologies of ReligionsMajor Objectives in Christian Theologies of Religions; Christian Theologies of Religions and the Doctrine of Salvation; Glossary; Review Questions; Suggestions for Further Reading; 4. Church; Christian Ideas of the Church; Church's Relation to Its Members; Glossary; Review Questions; Suggestions for Further Reading; 5. Christian Eschatological Hope; Ideas of Christian Eschatological Hope; Theories of Millennialism; Scientific Challenge to the Christian Views of Cosmic Consummation; Major Themes in Christian Eschatological Hope.
Concluding Reflections on Christian Eschatological HopeGlossary; Review Questions; Suggestions for Further Reading; 6. Christian Life; Imagining the Christian Life; Forming the Christian Life; The Christian Life and Christian Communities' Relation to the World; Concluding Remarks on the Christian Life; Glossary; Review Questions; Suggestions for Further Reading; Bibliography; Back cover.
Summary: The second part of a two volume textbook that seeks to broaden the study of Christian theology in the West by opening it up to the contributions of the theologians of Africa, Asia and Latin America.
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Front cover; Half title; Title page; Copyright; Contents; Tables and Charts; Acknowledgments; Abbreviations; Introduction; 1. Christian Theological Anthropology; Human Beings as God's Image-Bearers; Christian Theology and Anthropological Issues; Humanity and Sin; Glossary; Review Questions; Suggestions for Further Reading; 2. Salvation; Christian Ideas of Salvation; The Triune God's Roles in Salvation; Human Beings' Responsibility in Salvation; Outcomes of Salvation; Glossary; Review Questions; Suggestions for Further Reading; 3. Christian Theologies of Religions.

Approaches in Christian Theologies of ReligionsMajor Objectives in Christian Theologies of Religions; Christian Theologies of Religions and the Doctrine of Salvation; Glossary; Review Questions; Suggestions for Further Reading; 4. Church; Christian Ideas of the Church; Church's Relation to Its Members; Glossary; Review Questions; Suggestions for Further Reading; 5. Christian Eschatological Hope; Ideas of Christian Eschatological Hope; Theories of Millennialism; Scientific Challenge to the Christian Views of Cosmic Consummation; Major Themes in Christian Eschatological Hope.

Concluding Reflections on Christian Eschatological HopeGlossary; Review Questions; Suggestions for Further Reading; 6. Christian Life; Imagining the Christian Life; Forming the Christian Life; The Christian Life and Christian Communities' Relation to the World; Concluding Remarks on the Christian Life; Glossary; Review Questions; Suggestions for Further Reading; Bibliography; Back cover.

The second part of a two volume textbook that seeks to broaden the study of Christian theology in the West by opening it up to the contributions of the theologians of Africa, Asia and Latin America.

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