Orienting Notes on Reading and Engaging A Grammar of Christian Faith
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The purpose of these Notes is to provide some orienting remarks for that person who might be reading or thinking about reading the Grammar for the first time or near the first time. They will be posted over time and involve notes about each chapter in the Grammar.
Notes on Ch. 1: The Context and Task of Christian Theology
Notes on Ch. 2: Revelation and the Knowledge of God
Notes on Ch. 3: Sources and Norms of Theology as Dialectical Confession and Profession
Notes on Ch. 4: The Triune God
Notes on Ch. 5: God the Creator: Creation, Providence, and Evil
Notes on Ch. 6: Human Being as Created and Sinful
Notes on Ch. 7: The Person of Jesus Christ
Notes on Ch. 10: The Christian Life
Notes on Ch. 11: The Doctrine of the Church
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Matthew Dowling responded on 09/06/10
These are very helpful! Thanks Dr. Jones. I am enjoying your systematic’s text very much.