Martha L. Moore-Keish, Ph.D. (2000), Emory University, is J.B. Green Professor of Theology at Columbia Theological Seminary. She has published books on Reformed eucharistic theology and prayer, as well as a commentary on James and the co-edited volume Karl Barth and Comparative Theology (Fordham, 2019).

• Reformed TheologyMartha L. Moore-KeishAbstractKeywordsPreface1 What Is “Reformed Theology”?2 Major Themes in Current Reformed Theology3 ConclusionBibliography

"The book has a very rich bibliography which occupies twelve pages. [T]he reader gets a trustworthy introduction into specific tendencies in Reformed theology and at the same time an impression of the ecumenical potential and responsibility of the Reformed Church. There is no doubt that Reformed theological themes overlap with other confessional traditions." Torleiv Austad, Oslo, in: European Journal of Theology, Volume 30.2 (2021).

Martha L. Moore-Keish, Ph.D. (2000), Emory University, is J.B. Green Professor of Theology at Columbia Theological Seminary. She has published books on Reformed eucharistic theology and prayer, as well as a commentary on James and the co-edited volume Karl Barth and Comparative Theology (Fordham, 2019).

• Reformed TheologyMartha L. Moore-KeishAbstractKeywordsPreface1 What Is “Reformed Theology”?2 Major Themes in Current Reformed Theology3 ConclusionBibliography

"The book has a very rich bibliography which occupies twelve pages. [T]he reader gets a trustworthy introduction into specific tendencies in Reformed theology and at the same time an impression of the ecumenical potential and responsibility of the Reformed Church. There is no doubt that Reformed theological themes overlap with other confessional traditions." Torleiv Austad, Oslo, in: European Journal of Theology, Volume 30.2 (2021).

Martha L. Moore-Keish, Ph.D. (2000), Emory University, is J.B. Green Professor of Theology at Columbia Theological Seminary. She has published books on Reformed eucharistic theology and prayer, as well as a commentary on James and the co-edited volume Karl Barth and Comparative Theology (Fordham, 2019).

• Reformed TheologyMartha L. Moore-KeishAbstractKeywordsPreface1 What Is “Reformed Theology”?2 Major Themes in Current Reformed Theology3 ConclusionBibliography

"The book has a very rich bibliography which occupies twelve pages. [T]he reader gets a trustworthy introduction into specific tendencies in Reformed theology and at the same time an impression of the ecumenical potential and responsibility of the Reformed Church. There is no doubt that Reformed theological themes overlap with other confessional traditions." Torleiv Austad, Oslo, in: European Journal of Theology, Volume 30.2 (2021).