Yet this book is not a quick or easy read ... Christianity as a Way of Life both embraces and challenges the concept of “systematic theology,” reimagining the discipline altogether and bringing it ...

You’re likely right, according to a new study of the 100 Bible verses cited most frequently in systematic theology books. Faithlife, the organization behind Logos Bible Software, examined more ...

His new book, A Theology for the Twenty-First Century, is a systematic theology that mines deep theological traditions and applies them to the contemporary moment. The capaciousness and humility of ...

I will use this book in my own “Introduction to Systematic Theology” for beginning graduate students this fall. As a teacher, I can supplement the text where it seems weak to me (for example ...

where he is visiting professor of systematic theology. It is a book for anyone interested in the place of theological discourse in the academy. It is an exegesis of theological thought ...

Biblical studies focuses on the canonical books of the Bible both within their historical ... with a particular focus on early and medieval Christianity. Systematic theology raises key questions of ...

Ward, whose systematic theology book series Ethical Life has garnered significant attention in theological circles, constructed a complex theoretical framework connecting Isaiah’s divine ...

M.T.S., Systematic Theology, University of Notre Dame, 2020 B.A., Honors Theology and Perspectives (Philosophy, Great Books), magna cum laude, Boston College, 2018 Jamie Myrose is a doctoral candidate ...

A spate of books was published examining the roots ... First, Schleiermacher’s own systematic theology, the Glaubenslehre, famously turned to “feeling” (not feelings, note) as the ...

Rather it’s a social organization.” Presumably he was basing his judgment on the absence of systematic theology articles and books produced by historically African American denominations.