The History of Christian Theology

Table of Contents

• Course Scope ..................................................................................... Professor Biography i


• LECTURE INTRODUCTION


• What Is Theology? ..............................................................................


• LECTURE


• Early Christian Proclamation ..............................................................


• LECTURE


• Pauline Eschatology ...........................................................................


• LECTURE


• The Synoptic Gospels ......................................................................


• LECTURE


• The Gospel of John ..........................................................................


• LECTURE


• Varieties of Early Christianity ............................................................


• LECTURE


• The Emergence of Christian Doctrine ..............................................


• LECTURE


• Christian Reading .............................................................................


• LECTURE


• The Uses of Philosophy....................................................................


• LECTURE


• The Doctrine of the Trinity ................................................................


• LECTURE Table of Contents


• The Doctrine of the Incarnation ........................................................


• LECTURE


• The Doctrine of Grace ......................................................................


• LECTURE


• The Incomprehensible and the Supernatural ...................................


• LECTURE


• Eastern Orthodox Theology ..............................................................


• LECTURE


• Atonement and the Procession of the Spirit .....................................


• LECTURE


• Scholastic Theology .........................................................................


• LECTURE


• The Sacraments ...............................................................................


• LECTURE


• Souls after Death ..............................................................................


• LECTURE


• Luther and Protestant Theology .......................................................


• LECTURE


• Calvin and Reformed Theology ........................................................


• LECTURE


• Protestants on Predestination ..........................................................


• LECTURE


• Protestant Disagreements ...............................................................


• LECTURE


• Anabaptists and the Radical Reformation .......................................


• LECTURE iv


• Anglicans and Puritans .....................................................................


• LECTURE


• Baptists and Quakers .......................................................................


• LECTURE


• Pietists and the Turn to Experience ..................................................


• LECTURE


• From Puritans to Revivalists .............................................................


• LECTURE


• Perfection, Holiness, and Pentecostalism .....................................


• LECTURE


• Deism and Liberal Protestantism....................................................


• LECTURE


• Neo-Orthodoxy—From Kierkegaard to Barth .................................


• LECTURE


• Evangelicalism and Fundamentalism


• LECTURE


• Protestantism after Modernity.........................................................


• LECTURE


• Catholic Theologies of Grace


• LECTURE


• Catholic Mystical Theology .............................................................


• LECTURE


• From Vatican I to Vatican II .............................................................


• LECTURE


• Vatican II and Ecumenical Prospects .............................................