Militant Grace

Philip G. Ziegler (ThD, University of Toronto/Victoria University) is personal chair in dogmatics at King's College, University of Aberdeen, in Aberdeen, Scotland. He is cofounder and cochair (with Douglas Harink) of the Theology and Apocalyptic network and has written widely in the areas of systematic theology, apocalyptic theology, and theology and politics.

• ContentsIntroductionPart 1: The Shape and Sources of an Apocalyptic Theology1. An Eschatological Dogmatics of the Gospel of Grace2. Apocalyptic Theology: Background, Tone, and TasksPart 2: Christ, Spirit, and Salvation in an Apocalyptic Key3. A Sovereign Love: The Royal Office of Christ the Redeemer4. Christ Must Reign: The Priority of Redemption5. Not without the Spirit: The Eschatological Spirit at the Origin of Faith6. Thy Kingdom Come: The Lordship of Christ and the Reign of God7. The Final Triumph of Grace: The Enmity of Death and Judgment unto LifePart 3: Living Faithfully at the Turn of the Ages8. Creation, Redemption, and Moral Law9. The Fate of Natural Law at the Turning of the Ages10. The Adventitious Origins of the Christian Moral Subject: John Calvin11. Crucified to the World: Kierkegaard's Christian Life of Humility and Gratitude12. A Theological Ethics of God's Apocalypse: Dietrich Bonhoeffer13. Discipleship: Militant Love in the Time That RemainsIndexes