After Modernity-- What?: Agenda for TheologyThis vigorous and incisive critique of modernity lights the path to recovering the revitalizing heritage of classical Christianity. |
Contents
Foreword by J I Packer | 9 |
Full Circle | 31 |
Defining Modernity | 43 |
Postcritical Orthodoxy | 59 |
Voices of Postmodernity | 71 |
The Limits of Historical Method | 121 |
Christs and Ours | 133 |
The Expurgated Scripture | 139 |
The Faith Once Delivered | 165 |
The Center of a Wide Circumference | 175 |
The Comic Premise | 185 |
The Winter Temperament | 195 |
Perennial Resources for Ministry | 202 |
Abbreviations | 211 |
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