Table of Contents

Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
Introduction: The Need for a "Both-And" Theology
1. Christian Belief: Unity and Diversity
2. Sources and Norms of Christian Belief: One and Many
3. Divine Revelation: Universal and Particular
4. Christian Scripture: Divine Word and Human Words
5. God: Great and Good
6. God: Three and One
7. Creation: Good and Fallen
8. Providence: Limited and Detailed
9. Humanity: Essentially Good and Existentially Estranged
10. Jesus Christ: God and Man
11. The Holy Spirit: Person and Power
12. Salvation: Objective and Subjective
13. Salvation: Gift and Task
14. The Church: Visible and Invisible
15. Life Beyond Death: Continuity and Discontinuity
16. The Kingdom of God: Already and Not Yet
Name Index
Subject Index

About the Author

Roger E. Olson is professor of theology at George W. Truett Theological Seminary of Baylor University, Waco, Texas. He is author of The Story of Christian Theology:and The Journey of Modern Theology.

Reviews

"This book serves as an excellent thematic introduction to what Christians have historically believed."
*Andrew K. Gabriel, The Pneuma Review, October 24, 2016*