the theology of Colin Gunton in Light of Augustine Green, Bradley G. 1965- creator text bibliography Electronic books. enk Cambridge, U.K James Clarke & Co. 2012 monographic eng 1 online resource (xiii, 219 pages). Bradley G. Greens close reading of Augustine challenges Colin Guntons argument that Augustine bequeathed to the West a theological tradition with serious deficiencies. According to Gunton, Augustines particular construal of the doctrine of God led to fundamental problems in the relationship between creation and redemption. However, Green persuasively argues that Augustine did not sever the link between creation and redemption, but rather affirmed that the created order is a means of genuine knowledge of God by which redemption is accomplished. Green suggests the prominent role this relationshi. Cover; Title; Contents; Foreword; Acknowledgments; Chapter One; Developments and Critiques of Augustinian Trinitarianism from Anselm to Zizioulas; Anselm, Richard of St. Victor, and Aquinas; John Calvin; Friedrich Schleiermacher; Karl Barth; Karl Rahner; Jürgen Moltmann; Wolfhart Pannenberg; John D. Zizioulas; Conclusion; Chapter Two; Creation and the Created Order; Man, the Imago Dei, and Sin; Revelation; Christ; Holy Spirit; Redemption; Church; Eschatology; Conclusion; Chapter Three; Ontology and Relationship; The Being of God as a Model; Persons, Substance, and Ontology; Conclusion. Chapter FourCreation and the Created Order; Creatio Ex Nihilo; Creation and Trinity; Creation and Evil; Revelation; Man, Dualism, and Resurrection; Christ; Holy Spirit; Redemption; Augustine's Doctrine of the Work of Christ; Trinitarian Concerns; Redemption, Missions, and Processions; Sin and Incarnation; Centrality of Death and Resurrection; Christ as Mediator; The Enemies of the Work of Christ; Central Images of Redemption; Redemption, Wisdom, and Knowledge; Purpose, Rhetoric, and Polemic in De Trinitate; Church; Eschatology; Conclusion; Chapter Five; Ontology and Relationship. Augustine and AristotleBeing of God as a Model; Persons, Substance, and Ontology; Conclusion; Chapter Six; The One and the Many; Creation; Creation and God's Will; Creation and Trinity; Creation and Revelation; The Order and Purpose of Creation; Redemption; Missions and Processions; Te Centrality of the Incarnation and the Cross; Te Holy Spirit and God's Relationship to the World; Ontology; Te One and the Tree; Tree Persons, One God; Being and Relationship; Te Trinity, the Imago Dei, and Being; Conclusion; Chapter Seven; Augustine and Gunton; Possibilities for Further Research; Bibliography. Bradley G. Green ; foreword by Lewis Ayres. Includes bibliographical references (pages 207-219). of Hippo, Saint Augustine 354-430 Gunton, Colin E Saint, Bishop of Hippo Augustine Gunton, Colin E Saint, Bishop of Hippo Augustine Gunton, Colin E Theology RELIGION Christian Church History RELIGION Christianity History RELIGION Christian Theology History Theology BR65.A9 G753 2012eb 270.2092 (DLC) 2012372455 9780227900147 0227900146 417852 MIL 22573/ctt1cg78jh JSTOR http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&db=nlabk&AN=814365 http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&db=nlabk&AN=814365 E7B 120625 20200709060155.0 ocn844250945 eng