McCormack, Bruce L <br/><br/>
Theology as Conversation   The Significance of Dialogue in Historical and Contemporary Theology: A Festschrift for Daniel L.Migliore 

 - Michigan  William B.Eerdmans Publishing Co  2009 
 - 362p 
<br/><br/> includes index and biblioraphy 
<br/><br/>ENGAGEMENTS WITH THE THEOLOGY OF KARL EARTH<br/>Christ and Canon, Theology and History: The Barth-Harnack Dialogue Revisited<br/>Kimlyn J. Bender<br/>Argue Theologically with One Another: Karl Earth`s Argument with Emil Brunner<br/>Gerhard Sauter<br/>God Is His Decision: The Jiingel-Gollwitzer "Debate" Revisited <br/>Bruce L. McCormack<br/>The Time That Remains: Hans-Georg Geyer in the Intellectual Debate about a Central Question in the Twentieth Century<br/>Gerrit Neven<br/>Echoes of Barth in Jon Sobrino`s Critique of Natural Theology:<br/>A Dialogue in the Context of Post-Colonial Theology	<br/>Matthew D. Lundberg<br/>"Beautiful Playing": Moltmann, Barth, and the Work of the Christian	<br/>Cynthia L. Rigby<br/>CONVERSATIONS WITH TRADITIONAL THEOLOGICAL TOPICS<br/>"Inspired Heterodoxy"? The Freedom of Theological Inquiryand the Well-Being of the Church	<br/>Dawn DeVries<br/>What Is the Meaning of Revelation? H. Richard Niebuhr,Modernism, and Nicene Christianity	<br/>George Hunsinger<br/>Interpretatio in bonem partem: Jurgen Moltmann on the Immanent Trinity	<br/>Thomas R. Thompson<br/>God`s Body or Beloved Other? Sallie McFague and Jurgen Moltmann on God and Creation	<br/>David J. Bryant<br/>In Search of a Non-Violent Atonement Theory:Are Abelard and Girard a Help, or a Problem?	<br/>Gregory Anderson Love<br/>The People of God in Christian Theology	<br/>Katherine Sonderegger<br/>Will All Be Saved, or Only a Few?<br/>A Dialogue between Faith and Grace	<br/>Jurgen Moltmann<br/>Wholly Called, Holy Callings: Questioning the Secular/Sacred Distinctions in Vocation<br/>Stephen L Stell<br/>Theological Identity: A Dance of Loyalty<br/> Kathleen D. Billman<br/>Luther`s Ghost - Bin gluehender Backofen voller Liebe <br/>George Newlands<br/>THEOLOGY IN DIALOGUE WITH SOCIETY AND CULTURE<br/>Which Forms and Themes Should Christian Theology Uphold in Dialogue with Secular Culture?<br/>Michael Welker<br/>Faith in the Public Square David Fergusson<br/>Reading for Preaching: The Preacher in Conversation with Storytellers, Biographers, Poets, and Journalists<br/>Cornelius Plantinga Jr.<br/>Charles Hodge as a Public Theologian John Stewart<br/><br/> <br/><br/> <br/> 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780802848598  2695 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>C94.2  / M137