03880cam a2200325 a 450000100090000000300060000900500170001500800410003201000170007302000380009002000350012803500240016303500210018704000180020805000220022608200120024810000290026024501030028926000610039230000240045350400530047750527270053061000320325761000490328965000250333865000270336365000320339065000490342285600830347115222699AUA.120240324112914.0080318s2008    miu      b    001 0 eng    a  2008012449  a9780802862396 (pbk. : alk. paper)  a080286239X (pbk. : alk. paper)  a(OCoLC)ocn192083013  a(OCoLC)192083013  aDLCcDLCdDLC00aBT75.3b.B73 200800a2302221 aBraaten, Carl E.,d1929-10aThat all may believe :ba theology of the Gospel and the mission of the church /cCarl E. Braaten.  aGrand Rapids, Mich. :bWilliam B. Eerdmans Pub.,cc2008.  ax, 188 p. :c23 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references and indexes.0 aDoing theology Pro Ecclesia -- Evangelical and Catholic theology -- Christ the center of ecumenical orthodoxy -- Revelation through creation and the Gospel -- The unity of Scripture -- Theology -- The interpretation of the Bible in the church -- Sola scriptura versus partim-partim -- The authority of the Bible reconsidered  -- An open question -- The role of dogma in church and theology -- Theology without dogma and dogmatics -- Reclaiming dogma for the church -- Catholics and Lutherans : being and becoming church together -- The question of Lutheran identity -- Catholic-Lutheran relations since Vatican II -- The joint declaration on the Doctrine of Justification -- Paul Tillich on the "Protestant principle and Catholic substance" -- Paul Tillich's self-understanding -- The meaning of "Protestant principle" -- The meaning of "Catholic substance" -- Gospel -- The Gospel proviso : paradigms of theology in conflict -- Paradigm #1: Albert Schweitzer, Martin Kahler, and the quest of the historical Jesus -- Paradigm #2: Adolf von Harnack and the essence of Christianity -- Paradigm #3: Karl Barth on the otherness of God and his unique revelation -- Paradigm #4: Rudolf Bultmann a nd the hermeneutical question -- Paradigm #5: Wolfhart Pannenberg and the historicity of the resurrection of Jesus -- Paradigm #6: The Holocaust and the canonicity of the Old Testament -- Paradigm #7: Liberation theology and the freedom of the Gospel -- Paradigm #8: The Second Vatican Council and the ecumenical movement -- The resurrection debate revisited -- The irony of the scholarly consensus -- The place of the resurrection in the history of Christian thought -- Misinterpretations of the resurrection -- The current shape of the resurrection debate -- Elements of a theology of the resurrection -- Powers in conflict : Christ and the devil -- Does the devil really exist? -- The devil in scripture and the Christian tradition -- Current manifestations of the demonic -- Discerning the spirits -- Nullus diabolus, nullus redemptor -- The recovery of apocalyptic imagination -- The apocalyptic Jesus -- Cross and resurrection : the fulcrum of history -- The good news of the apocalypse -- Mission -- Reclaiming the missionary nature of the church -- The legacy of Christendom -- Re-evangelizing in the postmodern situation -- Toward an ecumenical missiology -- Hearing the other : the problem and promise of pluralism -- Three models : exclusivism, inclusivism, pluralism -- The exclusivity of Christ -- The inclusiveness of the Gospel -- The Christian mission among Muslims -- Old Testament perspectives on mission -- The historical Jesus and mission -- The missionary proclamation of the Apostles -- The hope of salvation.20aCatholic ChurchxDoctrines.20aCatholic ChurchxRelationsxLutheran Church. 0aTheology, Doctrinal. 0aMission of the church. 0aLutheran ChurchxDoctrines. 0aLutheran ChurchxRelationsxCatholic Church.413Table of contents onlyuhttp://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip0814/2008012449.html