Edinburgh Critical History of Twentieth-Century Christian Theology

Philip G. Ziegler is Professor of Christian Dogmatics at the University of Aberdeen. A scholar of modern Christian theology, his publications include Militant Grace: The Apocalyptic Turn and the Future of Theology (Baker Academic, 2018) and Doing Theology When God is Forgotten: The Theological Achievement of Wolf Krötke (Peter Lang, 2006). He is the co-editor of The Oxford Handbook of Dietrich Bonhoeffer (Oxford, 2019) and of Christ, Church and World: New Studies in Bonhoeffer’s Theology and Ethics (T&T Clark, 2016) and editor of Eternal God, Eternal Life: Theological Investigations into the Concept of Immortality (T&T Clark, 2016).

• Editor’s Introduction, Philip G. ZieglerModern Theology in a Scientific, Historical Age, Katherine SondereggerTradition and Innovation, David GrummetScripture and Criticism, Angus Paddison Reason, Method, System, Christine HelmerCatholicism and Ecumenism, Tracey RowlandFundamentalism and Evangelicalism, Andrew AtherstoneSynagogue, Sho’ah, and State, Mark LindsayReligion(s), Paul HedgesGod, Daniel CasteloSpirit, Veli-Matti KärkkäinenChrist, Christophe ChalametLiberation and Freedom, Elina VuolaThe Secular - The Political, Travis KroekerGlobalization after Empires, Kirsteen KimWar and Peace, Rachel MuersRace and Black Theology, Anthony BetezaSex and Gender, Jane BarterHope, Judith WolfeIndices.

A rich collection of essays from a distinguish cast, this volume provides a valuable introduction to key themes, movements, and thinkers in twentieth-century Christian theology, while also offering fresh commentary on the field today. It makes an admirable contribution to the series.