The New Dictionary of Theology
Publisher:
, 2000
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Overview
This 1,120 page book includes the expert knowledge of 165 pastorally concerned contributors who are the elite of the theological and biblical worlds.
Top Highlights
“from the classical culture of antiquity to the empirical culture of modernity” (Page 1020)
“could not have existed before the death and resurrection of the Lord.” (Page 77)
“Augustinianism became synonymous with the thesis that God alone presides over the entire process of the salvation of those whom he has elected.” (Page 32)
“The ‘catholicity’ of Thomas’s theology is evident in his choice of creation rather than redemption as its focal symbol.” (Page 33)
“aesthetic settings that opened the way to religious experience.” (Page 61)