Philip G. Ziegler is Professor of Theology at the University of Aberdeen, UK. Born and educated in Canada, he is a graduate of several of the constituent Colleges of the Toronto School of Theology. He has previously held posts at Princeton University, USA and the Atlantic School of Theology, Canada.

• Editor's IntroductionPhilip G. Ziegler, University of Aberdeen, UKCh. 1: The Order and Movement of Eternity: Karl Barth on the Eternity of God and Creaturely Time Tom Greggs, University of Aberdeen, UKCh.2: 'You Are Good and Do Good': Some Remarks on Eternal Life and the Goodness of God Christopher J. Holmes, University of Otago, New ZealandCh.3: The Resonating Body in Triune EternityMarkus Mühling, University of Lüneberg, GermanyCh.4: Angels and ImmortalityDon Wood, University of Aberdeen, UKCh.5: How New is New Creation? Resurrection and Creation Ex NihiloSusannah Ticciati, King's College London, UKCh.6: Toward A Doctrine of ResurrectionKatherine Sonderegger, Virginia Theological Seminary, USACh.7: The Enmity of Death and Judgement Unto LifePhilip G. Ziegler, University of Aberdeen, UKCh.8: Eucharist and Immortality: Reformed Reflections on the Eschatological Dimension of the SacramentPaul Nimmo, University of Aberdeen, UKCh.9: 'The Incompleteness of the Completed': Eternal God, Eternal Life, and the Eternal LifeRussel Re Manning, Bath Spa University, UKCh.10: Technological Immortalization and Original Mortality: Karl Barth On the Celebration of FinitudeRobert Song, University of Durham, UKIndex

The contributions in this book ... offer robust reflections on a theme that has received little attention in recent years ... They represent a valuable and much-needed resource.