The Meaning of Protestant Theology: Luther, Augustine, and the Gospel that Gives Us Christ

By:

Cary, Phillip [Author]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Grand Rapids, Michigan Baker Academic 2019Description: 371pISBN:

9780801039454

DDC classification:

C258 C53

Contents:

Introduction; Why Protestantism?, Part1 Spirituality and the Being of God, Philosophical Spirituality, Divine Spirituality, Christ the Mediator in Augustine, The Augustinian Journey and its anxieties, Part2 The Gospel and the power of God, Young Luther: Justification as Penitential Process, Young Luther: Justification without Gospel, Luther the Reformer: Gospel as Sacramental Promise, Luther the Reformer: Gospel as story that gives us Christ, Part3 Christian Teaching and the Knowledge of God, Scripture: Demanding the wrong kind of Certainty, Salvation: Faith in Christ`s promise alone, Sacrament: Turning outward to the Divine Flesh, Trinity: God giving himself in Person, Conclusion: Why Luther`s Gospel?

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Introduction; Why Protestantism?,
Part1 Spirituality and the Being of God,
Philosophical Spirituality,
Divine Spirituality,
Christ the Mediator in Augustine,
The Augustinian Journey and its anxieties,
Part2 The Gospel and the power of God,
Young Luther: Justification as Penitential Process,
Young Luther: Justification without Gospel,
Luther the Reformer: Gospel as Sacramental Promise,
Luther the Reformer: Gospel as story that gives us Christ,
Part3 Christian Teaching and the Knowledge of God,
Scripture: Demanding the wrong kind of Certainty,
Salvation: Faith in Christ`s promise alone,
Sacrament: Turning outward to the Divine Flesh,
Trinity: God giving himself in Person,
Conclusion: Why Luther`s Gospel?

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