Philosophy and Theological Discourse

Notes on the Contributors - Introduction - PART 1: CLASSICAL THEISM AND THE THEOLOGICAL GIVEN - The Centrality of Theism for Christianity; P. Badham - Notes on a Monstrous Illusion; D. Z. Phillips - The Invisibility of the Church in American Theology and The Issue of Catholic Reality; J. Verheyden - Toward a Church Both Visible and Catholic; A. Min - Tradition Scripture and Theological Authority; S. T. Davis - Authority Scripture and Tradition: A Barthian Comment; F. Rogers - PART 2: CHANGING CONCEPTIONS OF THEOLOGICAL DOCTRINES - Is the Doctrine of the Atonement a Mistake?; J. Hick - Atoning Transactions; R. M. Adams - The Holy Spirit and The Trinity; W. P. Alston - The Third Person of the Trinity; J. Runzo - The Contextualization of God; M. Suchocki - Contextualization and The Experience of God; A. Steuer - PART 3: THE ETHICAL AND SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF THEOLOGY - Religious Ethics After Ethics After Babel: MacIntyre's Tradition Versus Stout's Bricolage; P. L. Quinn - Religion in Public Discourse But Not in Public Policy; R. Rice - Chalcedonic Christology: A Christian Solution to the Problem of Evil; M. M. Adams - Theodicy and Divine Omnipotence; J. B. CobbJr - The Place of Phronesis in the Methodology of Theology; L. Zagzebski - The Role of Virtue in Epistemic Practices; N. Murphy - Index. Language: English