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050	0	4	_aBT75.G828.T446 2000
100	1		_aGrenz, Stanley J. _q(Stanley James), _d1950-2005., _e1
245	1	0	_aTheology for the community of God / _cStanley J. Grenz. _hPR
260			_aGrand Rapids, Michigan : _bW.B. Eerdmans, _c(c)2000.
300			_axxxii, 691 pages ; _c24 cm.
336			_atext _btxt _2rdacontent
337			_aunmediated _bn _2rdamedia
338			_avolume _bnc _2rdacarrier
500			_aOriginally published: Nashville : Broadman and Holman, 1994.
504			_a1 and indexes.
505	0	0	_aIntroduction -- _tThe nature and task of theology -- _tThe theological task -- [Part I. Theology: the doctrine of God -- 1. The God who is -- _tThe reality of God in an era of atheism -- _tKnowledge of God in an era of agnosticism -- 2. The triune God -- _tTrinitarian doctrine in theological history -- _tThe formulation of trinitarian doctrine -- _tThe theological implications of trinitarian doctrine -- _tTrinitarian doctrine and Christian life -- 3. The relational God -- _tThe nature of the relational God -- _tThe divine attributes -- 4. The creator God -- _tGod as the creator of the world -- _tGod as the providential administrator of the world -- [Part II. Anthropology: the doctrine of humanity -- 5. The human identity and our origin in God -- _tOur place in creation -- "Openness to the world" and general revelation -- _tGod as our origin -- _tOur temporal origin -- 6. Our nature as persons destined for community -- _tOur ontological nature -- _tHumans as the image of God -- 7. Sin: the destruction of community -- _tThe nature of sin -- _tOriginal sin -- _tThe results of sin: our human situation -- 8. Our spiritual co-creatures -- _tThe nature of the spiritual realities -- _tAngelology and structures of existence -- _tThe demonic and superstition --
505	0	0	_a[Part III. Christology: the doctrine of Christ -- 9. The fellowship of Jesus the Christ with God -- _tImplications: Jesus as one with God -- 10. The fellowship of Jesus the Christ with humankind -- _tJesus as a human -- _tJesus as the true human -- _tJesus as the universal human -- 11. The fellowship of deity and humanity in Jesus -- _tJesus as divine and human -- _tThe incarnation -- _tThe virgin birth -- 12. The mission of Jesus -- _tThe vocation of the earthly Jesus -- _tThe atonement and the mission of Jesus -- _tThe ongoing work of Christ -- [Part IV. Pneumatology: the doctrine of the Holy Spirit -- 13. The identity of the Holy Spirit -- _tThe Spirit in salvation history -- _tThe Spirit in the trinitarian life -- 14. The Spirit and the scriptures -- _tThe Spirit as the foundation of scripture -- _tThe task of the Spirit speaking through scripture -- _tThe Bible and revelation -- _tBiblical authority -- 15. The dynamic of conversion -- _tThe divine aspect of conversion -- _tThe community aspect of conversion -- 16. Individual salvation: the wider perspective -- _tThe process of salvation -- _tThe eternal context of salvation --
505	0	0	_a[Part V. Ecclesiology: the doctrine of the church -- 17. The church - the eschatalogical covenant community -- _tThe church as a covenant people -- _tThe church as the sign of the kingdom -- _tThe church as community -- 18. The ministry of the community -- _tThe purpose of the church -- _tThe mandate of the church -- (c)19. Community acts of commitment -- _tActs of commitment and the church -- _tBaptism: the seal of our identity -- _tThe Lord's supper: reaffirming our identity -- (c)20. The organization for community life -- _tMembership in the community -- _tCommunity structure -- _tLeadership for the community -- _tOrdination by the community -- [Part Virgin Islands] Eschatology: the doctrine of last things 21. The consummation of personal existence -- _tThe significance of death -- _tOvercoming death in the resurrection -- _tHope in the face of death -- 22. The consummation of history -- _tThe meaning of history -- _tThe presence of community in and beyond history -- _tthe climax of history -- 23. The consumation of God's cosmic program -- _tThe transition from creation to new creation -- _tThe dark side of the judgment -- _tThe new creation -- 24. The significance of eschatology -- _tEschatology as insight into the present -- _tEschatology as God's call in the present -- _tEschatology as insight for living.
530			_a2
650		0	_aTheology, Doctrinal.
650		0	_aEvangelicalism.
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902			_a1 _bCynthia Snell _c1 _dCynthia Snell