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Since the 1960's, Wolfhart Pannenberg has been recognized as one of the world's foremost Protestant theologians. Currently writing his magnum opus, a systematic theology in three volumes, Pannenberg intends to develop an ecumenical theology which will carry significance for Christians of all denominations. In this volume Stanley Grenz, who studied under Pannenberg in Munich, brings to the English-speaking audience the fullest available exposition of Pannenberg's developed theology, presented within the context of the debate his ideas have generated.
How does the systematic theology of Wolfhart Pannenberg provide a coherent, ecumenical framework for contemporary Christian thought? Stanley J. Grenz, a scholar who studied directly under Pannenberg in Munich, synthesizes the theologian's complex three-volume magnum opus into an accessible English-language exposition. The book evaluates Pannenberg's methodology, which seeks to ground theological claims in historical and scientific reality, while situating his work within the broader landscape of modern theological discourse.
What You Will Find
Experts recognize this work as a vital resource for students and scholars seeking to navigate the dense, multi-volume output of Wolfhart Pannenberg. Readers frequently note that Grenz provides a necessary bridge for English-speaking audiences to engage with complex German theological concepts.
Page Count:
296
Publication Date:
1989-12-14
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0195059662
ISBN-13:
9780195059663
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