Divine freedom and the doctrine of the immanent Trinity : in dialogue with Karl Barth and contemporary theology

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Preface = ix
• Acknowledgments = xix
• Abbreviations = xxii
• Chapter 1. The Purpose of A Doctrine of The Immanent Trinity and Its Neglect Today = 1
• The Role of Experience = 5
• Gordon Kaufman = 7
• Catherine LaCugna = 8
• Sallie McFague = 13
• Feminist Concerns／Elizabeth Johnson = 17
• Critical Issues = 20
• Naming God from the Matrix of Women's Experience = 20
• Divine Incomprehensibility = 24
• Experience as a Source and Norm for Theology = 26
• Agnosticism : Docetic and Pantheistic Implications = 31
• Chapter 2. Christology And The Trinity : Some Dogmatic Implications Of Barth's Rejection Of Ebionite And Docetic Christology = 45
• Situating the Question = 46
• Ebionite Christology = 56
• Docetic Christology = 61
• Contemporary Examples of Ebionite Christology = 67
• Contemporary Examples of Docetic Christology = 72
• Gordon Kaufman = 72
• Karl Rahner = 74
• Conclusion = 87
• Chapter 3. Christology, Resurrection, Election And The Trinity : The Place Of The Logos Asarkos In Contemporary Theology = 89
• Bruce McCormack = 92
• Douglas Farrow = 103
• Robert W. Jenson = 108
• The Proper Relationship between the Immanent and Economic Trinity = 109
• The Person and Work of Jesus Christ, the Son of God = 111
• The Proper Significance of Jesus's Resurrection from the Dead : How to Understand Jesus's Glorified Body = 119
• The Relation between Time and Eternity = 125
• Chapter 4. Reconsidering Divine Freedom = 131
• Questioning Barth's View of God's Freedom = 137
• Primary and Secondary Objectivity = 141
• Misinterpreting God's Freedom = 150
• Reconsidering the Divine Freedom = 162
• An Attempt to Mediate the Disagreements = 177
• Understanding God's Freedom and Love = 190
• The Holy Spirit and Election = 196
• Chapter 5. Experience And The Theology Of The Trinity : How Karl Rahner's Method Affects His Understanding Of Revelation, Grace And The Trinity = 207
• God = 215
• Knowledge of God = 220
• Revelation - Grace = 229
• Rahner and Kant = 235
• Pantheism = 238
• Analogy of Being = 240
• Creatio ex nihilo = 243
• Categorical - Transcendental Revelation = 244
• Mediated Immediacy = 249
• Chapter 6. Can A Metaphysical Principle Of Relationality Be Substituted For The Relations Of The Immanent Trinity? Karl Barth And The Current Discussion = 263
• Role of Experience = 271
• Theological Agnosticism = 282
• God and Relational Ontology = 288
• Christological Implications = 302
• Barth, Pannenberg and the Meaning of Revelation = 305
• Karl Rahner's Christology : Does Jesus's Humanity as such Reveal? = 323
• Chapter 7. Karl Rahner And Thomas F. Torrance : God's Self-Communication In Christ With Special Emphasis On Interpreting Christ's Resurrection = 337
• Torrance's View of the Resurrection = 344
• Rahner's View of the Resurrection and the Transcendental Method = 358
• Conclusion = 374
• Chapter 8. The Function Of The Trinity In Jurgen Moltmann's Ecological Doctrine Of Creation = 379
• Method and Problem = 392
• Necessity and Freedom = 396
• Method and the Freedom of God = 404
• The Cross = 409
• Openness to the World = 415
• Tritheism = 418
• Chapter 9. Persons In Communion And God As The Mystery Of The World : Alan Torrance, Eberhard Jungel And The Doctrine Of The Immanent Trinity = 429
• Alan Torrance, Persons in Communion = 432
• Barth, Torrance and the Limits of Trinitarian Thinking : `Revelation Model' or `Communion Model'? = 436
• One Divine Subject = 450
• Rahner's Axiom of Identity and Participation in the Life of the Trinity = 455
• Eberhard Jungel = 464
• Chapter 10. The Promise Of Trinitarian Theology : Colin Gunton, Karl Barth And The Doctrine Of The Immanent Trinity = 483
• Gunton and Barth = 488
• The Virgin Birth = 496
• Jesus's Baptism and the Temptations = 505
• Jesus's Death = 509
• Jesus's Resurrection = 514
• Jesus's Ascension = 519
• Conclusion = 526
• Chapter 11. Conclusion = 529
• Appendix = 537
• Selected Bibliography = 555
• Index of Names = 577
• Index of Subjects = 581