Series Index Principles of Christian Theology by John Macquarrie John Macquarrie’s Principles of Christian Theology does not have a conclusion in any formal sense; instead he ends the book with an exploration of Christian ethics[…]
Series Index Principles of Christian Theology by John Macquarrie In retrospect, I should have anticipated that a theology that self-identifies as existentialist would be stronger in terms of the Christian life than on the contours[…]
Series Index Principles of Christian Theology by John Macquarrie Operation Spirit Having run through a theology of Christ and Christ’s work, Macquarrie turns to the Spirit in chapter 14. Since he’s talked about the Father[…]
Series Index John Macquarrie, Principles of Christian Theology Being(s) Created When Principles of Christian Theology turns its attention to creation, the book’s earlier distinctions between categories really start to bear fruit. Macquarrie’s earlier insistence that[…]
Series Index Principles of Christian Theology, Second Edition Macquarrie, having dealt with some of the linguistic concerns that arise when one speaks and writes about God, now turns to the constellation of phenomena called “religion”[…]
Series Index Principles of Christian Theology, Second Edition Now that we’ve got a descriptive account of human existence in place, we’ve got the basics of how human beings, as beings in the world, come to[…]
Series Index Principles of Christian Theology, Second Edition I imagine many English-reading philosophy students know John Macquarrie as the translator of Heidegger’s Being and Time. I first came to know his work as Michial Farmer[…]
