Reformational Theology: A New Paradigm for Doing DogmaticsWm. B. Eerdmans Publishing, 1992 - 584 páginas Following the Biblical story line of creation, fall-redemption-consummation, Spykman's "new paradigm" systematics represents a notable revision of the traditional loci method--Spykman has reordered the basic Christian dogmas in a bold attempt to overcome the rationalist-scholastic influences inherent in the older method. |
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Contenido
Rationale and Prospectus I 1 Accounting for This Project | 3 |
I 2 Standing within a Venerable Tradition | 5 |
I 3 Capitalizing on Recent Biblical Studies | 8 |
Prolegomena An Historical Survey Philosophy and Theology as Partners? II 1 Thesis | 13 |
D 3 A Colossal Obstacle | 15 |
II 4 Charting the Course | 17 |
II 6 Medieval Synthesis | 20 |
A New Departure | 21 |
I11 A Double Presupposition | 305 |
I12 Monist Explanations | 306 |
I 13 Dualist Explanations | 307 |
I 14 Demonic Explanations | 310 |
I 2 Original Sin | 312 |
H 1 Sin by Any Other Name | 315 |
II 2 From One State into Another | 317 |
II 3 Far as the Curse Is Found | 319 |
II 8 Reaction | 23 |
II 10 Scholasticism Revisited | 24 |
D 11 Full Circle | 26 |
II 13 The Liber alls t Dream | 27 |
the End of Dualism | 28 |
II 15 Maker of the Modern Mind | 29 |
II 16 Father of Modern Theology | 30 |
II 17 TwentiethCentury Church Father | 31 |
II 18 Transition Figure | 36 |
II 19 Resume | 37 |
Contemporary Dilemmas III 1 First ThingsLast Things | 40 |
III 2 Dual Normativity | 41 |
III 4 Accommodation | 42 |
III 5 Confrontation | 43 |
III 7 Theology from Below | 44 |
III 8 Theology from Above | 45 |
III 9 A Limited Number of Viable Options | 48 |
III 10 Mediating Positions | 50 |
III 12 Correlation Motif | 51 |
III 13 A Mixed Method | 52 |
III 14 Experiential Theology | 55 |
III 15 Restating the Issue | 59 |
III 16 A ThreeFactor Alternative | 60 |
Clarification of Basic Categories IV 1 Introduction | 64 |
IV 3 Antithesis | 65 |
IV 4 Dualism | 66 |
IV 5 VillageTownCity | 68 |
IV 6 A Calvinist Alternative | 69 |
IV 7 Locating the Norm | 70 |
IV 8 Unattractive Options | 72 |
IV 9 Theological Language | 73 |
IV 10 Word of God as Norm | 75 |
Prolegomena New Directions in Dogmatics V 1 New Paradigm | 76 |
V 3 Gods Word for Creation | 78 |
V 4 The Word Incarnate | 83 |
V 5 Closer and Closer | 84 |
V 6 A Single Message | 85 |
V 7 Scripture Is the Key | 87 |
V 8 Biunitary Revelation | 88 |
V 9 Pilgrimage | 90 |
V 10 Covenant Partnership | 92 |
V 11 Recontextualizing Reformed Dogmatics | 95 |
V 12 Biblical Worldview and Christian Philosophy | 98 |
V 13 Christian Philosophy and Theology | 101 |
V 14 Dogmatics as a Branch of Theology | 105 |
V 15 Hallmarks of a Christian Philosophy | 107 |
Partnership and Servanthood | 110 |
V 17 The Canonicity of Scripture | 113 |
V 18 Contemporary Hermeneutics | 118 |
V 19 Biblical Preunderstanding | 120 |
V 20 Doctrine of Scripture | 122 |
V 21 Biblical Message and Method | 126 |
V 22 A Confessional Hermeneutic | 128 |
V 23 Review | 133 |
V 24 Preview | 134 |
THE GOOD CREATION | 137 |
Transitional Comments | 139 |
Cosmology I 1 A Work of the Triune God | 140 |
I 2 The Good Creation as Starting Point | 143 |
I 3 Right Order of Teaching | 144 |
I 4 In the beginning GOD | 147 |
I 5 Beginning Means Definite Beginning | 148 |
I 6 The Time Factor in Creation | 151 |
I 7 Structure and Function | 157 |
I 8 Creation out of Nothing | 158 |
I 9 God and the gods | 161 |
I 10 The Time of Day in Genesis | 163 |
I 11 Anthropomorphism | 166 |
I 12 General Revelation? Yes Natural Theology? No | 168 |
I 13 Two Books | 170 |
I 14 Earths Counteroffensive | 172 |
I 15 The Eclipse of Creation | 176 |
I16 1 Universal Normativity | 178 |
I 16 2 Nuclear Tasks | 180 |
I 16 3 Norm for Marriage | 183 |
I 16 5 Framework for Community | 185 |
I 17 Sabbath | 191 |
Anthropology II 1 Vantage Point | 195 |
II 2 Anthropocentrism or Theocentrism? | 198 |
II 3 What Is Man ? | 203 |
II 4 Theological Anthropology | 205 |
II 5 Identity Crisis | 207 |
a Liberalise View of Man | 208 |
b Humanist View of Man | 209 |
d Evolutionary View of Man | 210 |
e Technological View of Man | 211 |
f Revolutionary View of Man | 212 |
g The Freudian View of Man | 213 |
h The Behaviorist View of Man | 214 |
II 6 Heart as Religious Unity | 217 |
II 7 Man the Image of God | 223 |
II 8 Man in Office | 229 |
BodySoul | 233 |
II 10 Man in Community | 245 |
II 11 Human Freedom as Responsibility and Service | 249 |
II 12 Human Rights | 251 |
II 13 Cultural Mandate | 256 |
II 14 CovenantKingdom | 257 |
B The Everlasting Covenant | 259 |
C The Coming Kingdom | 265 |
Ill 1 Time History and Culture | 268 |
III2 The Providence of God | 270 |
III 3 Taking History Seriously | 277 |
III 4 Historical Differentiation m4 1 In the Old Testament | 278 |
III 4 2 Between the Testaments | 281 |
III 4 3 In the New Testament | 282 |
III 4 4 In the Western Christian Tradition | 285 |
b The Development of the University | 286 |
III 5 Miracles | 287 |
SIN AND EVIL | 299 |
The Good Creation Fallen | 301 |
Exposing the Roots I 1 The Origin of Sin and Evil | 303 |
II 4 Like Father like Son | 322 |
II 5 Reaping the Whirlwind | 327 |
II 6 FreedomBondage of the Will | 330 |
II 7 The Wages of Sin | 334 |
Knowing Our Sin On the Road to Recovery III1 The Place of the Law within Redemption History | 337 |
III 2 Law and Gospel Hand in Hand | 339 |
III 3 The Law as Tutor to Christ | 342 |
III 4 The Gospel as End of the Law | 345 |
THE WAY OF SALVATION | 349 |
Transitional Comments | 351 |
One Way | 352 |
Gods Way with Israel | 355 |
II 2 A Chosen People | 356 |
II 3 Covenant History | 358 |
Concealed Revealed | 362 |
Book of the Covenant | 365 |
II s1 The Law | 366 |
II 5 2 The Prophets | 367 |
II 5 3 The Writings | 369 |
II 6 Israel the Messiah and the Church | 370 |
Gods Way in Christ | 376 |
III 1 A Threefold Motif | 377 |
III1 2 Proclamation Kerygma | 379 |
III1 3 Teaching Didache | 381 |
History and Kerygma | 382 |
III 2 1 The Old Quest | 383 |
I 2 2 Neoorthodox Interlude | 386 |
III 2 3 The New Quest | 391 |
III2 4 The Future Is Now | 392 |
III 3 The Christ of God | 395 |
III 3 1 Immanuel God with Us | 396 |
III 3 2 Christological Controversies | 398 |
III 3 2 2 The Ecumenical Councils | 401 |
III3 3 The Mediators Presence among Us | 406 |
III 3 3 1 Christ as Prophet | 408 |
III 3 3 2 Christ as Priest | 409 |
III 3 3 3 Christ as King | 412 |
III 4 The Coming of the Spirit | 416 |
III 4 1 The Pentecost Event | 417 |
III 4 1 1 Christ and His Spirit | 418 |
III 4 1 2 The Spirit before Pentecost | 420 |
III 4 1 3 The Rebirth of the Church | 422 |
III 4 2 The SpiritsAbiding Presence | 424 |
III 4 2 2 The Spirits Activity in the Church | 427 |
III 5 The Church as Institute | 429 |
III S 1 Church and church | 430 |
III s2 The Church as Mother of Believers | 433 |
III s 3 Ministries of the Church in and for the World | 435 |
III 5 3 2 Intercession | 436 |
III 5 3 3 Diaconal Service | 437 |
III s4 Contextualizing the Church | 438 |
III s 5 The Attributes of the Church | 440 |
III 5 5 1 Unity | 442 |
III s 5 2 Holiness | 445 |
III 5 5 3 Catholicity | 446 |
III 5 5 4 Apostolicity | 448 |
III 5 6 The Marks of a Church | 451 |
III 5 6 1 The Sermon | 453 |
III 5 6 2 The Sacraments | 454 |
III s 6 3 Baptism | 455 |
III 5 6 4 The Lords Supper | 458 |
III s 7 False and True Churches | 460 |
III s8 Church Leadership | 462 |
III 5 8 2 Church Order | 465 |
IIIs 9 Transition | 467 |
b The churchChurch as Model | 468 |
III 6 I In the Worldbut Not of It | 469 |
III 6 2 Mission Unlimited | 472 |
I 6 3 Marks of Christian Communal Living | 474 |
III 6 3 2 Call to Holiness | 476 |
III 6 4 Churchchurch and Kingdom | 478 |
III 7 The Christian Life | 480 |
III 7 2 Steps in Faith | 481 |
III7 3 Living as Persons in Community | 483 |
III7 4 The Pilgrimage | 485 |
A New Lease on Life | 487 |
Right with God | 490 |
Keeping the Faith | 495 |
No Turning Back | 500 |
III 7 5 Pray Constantly | 504 |
III 7 6 Elect in Christ | 507 |
THE CONSUMMATION | 513 |
Transitional Comments | 515 |
The Home Stretch I 1 A Fascinating Universe of Discourse | 516 |
I 2 A Doctrine on the Move | 518 |
I 3 Last ThingsFirst Things | 520 |
I 4 Two Points of View | 522 |
I 4 1 Tunnel Vision | 523 |
I 4 2 Between the Times | 524 |
I 5 The Great Delay | 527 |
I 6 How Then Shall We Live? | 529 |
Chapter II The Millennium | 531 |
II 2 In Retrospect | 532 |
II 3 Basic Types of Eschatology | 534 |
II 3 2 Premillennialism | 535 |
II 3 3 Interim Comments | 537 |
II 4 Hermeneutic Decisions | 538 |
II 5 Promillennialism | 540 |
II 6 An Unsealed Message | 543 |
III 1 Signs of the Times | 544 |
III 2 The Antichrists | 546 |
III 3 The Restrainer and His Restraints | 548 |
III 4 The Intermediate State | 550 |
III 5 The Resurrection Life | 552 |
III 6 The Last Judgment | 555 |
III 7 All in All | 558 |
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Reformational Theology: A New Paradigm for Doing Dogmatics Gordon J. Spykman Vista de fragmentos - 1992 |
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