Lexham Survey of Theology
Publishers:
, 2018–2019
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Overview
The Lexham Survey of Theology (LST) provides a unique introduction to the doctrines of the Christian faith. All the major topics in systematic theology are organized in a hierarchy that captures their interrelationships and a brief introduction is provided to each theological topic. And the power of Logos Bible Software allows it to act as an index to what numerous theologians have to say about any given theological topic. The Lexham Survey of Theology does for systematic theologies what the Bible reference system has done for commentaries, journals, and other biblical studies resources.
Key Features
The LST serves three distinct but related purposes:
- The LST lists all the major topics in systematic theology and organizes them in a hierarchy that captures their interrelationships.
- The LST provides a brief introduction to each theological topic that is objective, sympathetic, reverent, and written from a scholarly perspective. Each introduction includes a definition, an article-length description of the (small-O) orthodox approach to that doctrine, a list of key Bible passages, a list of recommended resources, and links to related concepts.
- The LST links directly to systematic theologies in Logos Bible Software. It functions as an index to what numerous theologians have to say about any given theological topic. The Lexham Survey of Theology does for systematic theologies what the Bible reference system has done for commentaries, journals, and other biblical studies resources: the LST makes it possible to link immediately to relevant discussions in multiple systematics.
- Title: Lexham Survey of Theology
- General Editors: Brannon Ellis and Mark Ward
- Major Contributors: Gerald Bray, Susanne Calhoun, Brian Collins, John Frame, Jack Kilcrease, Fred Sanders, Justin Stratis, Jonathan Warren, and Fred Zaspel
- Technical Editor: Jessica Parks
- Publisher: Lexham Press
- Publication Date: 2018
- Format: Logos Digital
Reviews
2 ratings
Kurt Normann
6/28/2023
A helpful survey of many theological topics that helps get the mind rolling for study. I was disappointed that there was not much contribution from the various Dispensational points of view. Dispensational Theology is more than just Eschatology. Additionally, it is not Reformed Theology with the Rapture tacked on to it.
Ronnie Bilbrey
6/10/2023