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Essential Trinitarianism Schleiermacher as Trinitarian Theologian

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Produktdetails

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Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

19.10.2017

Verlag

Bloomsbury USA

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216

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23.4/15.6/1.4 cm

Gewicht

483 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-567-67708-2

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

19.10.2017

Verlag

Bloomsbury USA

Seitenzahl

216

Maße (L/B/H)

23.4/15.6/1.4 cm

Gewicht

483 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-567-67708-2

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  • Acknowledgements
    Abbreviations

    Part I: Re-reading Schleiermacher
    I. Chapter One: Introduction
    a. Schleiermacher's Critics
    1. Subjectivism
    2. Sexism and the Privatization of Christianity
    3. Uncritical Adoption of Enlightenment Thinking
    4. Non-Trinitarian Theology
    b. Complexity in Trinitarian Theologies
    c. Chapter Overview
    1. Part One: Re-reading Schleiermacher
    2. Part Two: Schleiermacher and the Trinity
    3. Part Three: Tensions and Connections
    d. A Final Word

    II. Chapter Two: Schleiermacher's Approach
    a. An Eternal Covenant between Christian Faith and Academic Inquiry
    1. Theology in the Modern University
    2. Theology for a Modern Church
    3. Christian Union in Protestant Prussia
    4. Methodological Barriers to Schleiermacher's Goals
    5. Similarities with Calvin
    b. Anti-speculative Doctrine
    1. Knowledge or Consciousness of God and Self
    2. Holistic Christian Faith
    3. Divine Activity in Relation to Creation
    c. Different Conceptual Structures in the Doctrine of God
    1. Duplex Cognitio Dei
    2. Simplex Cognitio Dei
    d. Anticipating Implications for Trinitarianism

    Part II: Schleiermacher and the Trinity
    III. Chapter Three: Rejecting Immanent Trinitarianism
    a. Schleiermacher's 'Trinitarian Treatise'
    1. Potential Explanations for Misreadings
    2. The Placement of the 'Trinitarian Treatise'
    3. Calls for Protestant Revitalization
    b. Anti-speculative Objection
    1. Dogmatics as Part of Historical Theology
    2. Similarities with Immanent Trinitarianism
    3. The New Testament as the Distinctive Source for the Development of the Doctrine of the Trinity
    c. Conceptual Difficulties
    1. Inequality of Persons and Essence
    2 Inequality of Causality and Persons
    3. The Doctrine of the Trinity as a Stumbling Block
    d. Sabellianism Reconsidered

    IV. Chapter Four: Constructing Essential Trinitarianism
    a. Three Distinctions-in-Relation
    1. Causality
    2. Love
    3. Wisdom
    4. Essential Trinitarianism
    b. Personhood and the Divine Life
    1. Schleiermacher's Relation to Spinoza
    2. Rejecting 'Personality', Affirming 'the Living God'
    3. Using Personal Analogies
    c. Toward Divine Personhood
    1. Transcendental Reasoning
    2. Communicability of Difference
    3. Activity in Relation to Matter
    4. Christologically-Centered Relationality
    5. Discerning Attention and Circumscribed Ineffability

    V. Chapter Five: Developing Economic Trinitarianism
    a. Methodological Divergences
    1. Between Divine Attributes: Christ and the Church
    2. Interrupting a Strictly Backwards Reading
    b. Jesus of Nazareth
    c. Spirit in the Church
    d. Preparation for the Union of the Divine Essence with Human Nature
    1. Holiness
    2. Justice
    e. Relating the Doctrines of the Immanent and Economic Trinity
    1. Hesitations about a Doctrine of Appropriation
    2. Schleiermacher's Doctrine of the Trinity as Eternal and Temporal

    Part III. Tensions and Connections
    VI. Chapter Six: Divine Alterity
    a. Via Causalitatis
    b. Apophatic Attributes
    1. Eternity
    2. Omnipresence
    3. Omnipotence
    4. Omniscience
    c. Coherence of Alterity and Trinity

    VII. Chapter Seven: Consciousness of God
    a. Distinguishing Christian God-Consciousness from General Religious Consciousness
    1. Christian God-Consciousness
    2. Cause and Effect, Subject and Object
    b. Christomorphic Anthropology

    VIII. Chapter Eight: Conclusion
    a. Apophasis and Kataphasis
    b. Christian Ecumenism
    c. Ecotheology

    Bibliography
    Index of Primary Sources
    Index of Authors