Diverse and Creative Voices

Dieumeme Noelliste (PhD, Northwestern University) from Haiti is Professor of Theological Ethics, Director of the Vernon Grounds Institute of Public Ethics at Denver Seminary, and Adjunct Professor of Theology at the Caribbean Graduate School of Theology, Kingston Jamaica.Sung Wook Chung (DPhil, Oxford University) from South Korea is Professor of Christian Theology, Director of Korean Initiatives at Denver Seminary, and Adjunct Professor of Systematic Theology at several theological seminaries in South Korea, China, and Indonesia.

• List of ContributorsForeword by Samuel EscobarAcknowledgmentsIntroductionPart 1 God and Humanity1. God and Humanity in African Religious Beliefs and Christianity - Abel Ndjerareou2. God and Humanity in Islam and Christianity - Ng Kam Weng3. The Self-Revealing God and the Human Predicament - Burchell TaylorPart 2 Christ and Salvation4. Redeemer and Transformer: The Relevance of Christ for China's Cultural Renewal and Liberation - Carver Yu5. Christ and Liberation: Toward a Messianic Christology for a Postcolonial Society - Delano Palmer and Dieumeme Noelliste6. The Promise of a Trinitarian Christology for the Latin American Evangelical Church - David del Salto Part 3 The Holy Spirit and The Church7. The Church as Pneumatic Community: Toward an Ecclesiology for the African Context - Isaac Zokoue8. The Church as Liberated and Liberating Community: A Primer for a Latin American Ecclesiology - Dario LopezPart 4 Eschatology and Mission9. An Eschatologically Driven Missiology for Holistic Engagement with African Realities - Abel Ngarsoulede10. Prophecy and Preaching in the Last Days in John's Revelation: A Reflection on the Ministry and Mission of the Church in South-East Asia - Tony Siew11. Sino-Theology: Recapitulation and Prospect - Wu Dongri and Chen YuehuaBibliographyIndex

This is a brilliant collection of refreshingly creative global reflections on systematic theology. It leads the readers to a new theological vista with a much wider and richer panorama of God's work with his image-bearers. The studies are deeply rooted in various life-realities to make theologies relevant and useful. The book even comes with a courageous suspicion that the traditional western systematic theology may have outgrown the scriptural evidence. This book will definitely trigger much debate and you will want to be part of it.