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Author(s): Alister E. McGrath
ISBN(s): 9780521826488, 0521826489
Edition: 3
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Year: 2005
Language: english
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ISBN 10:  0521533899 

ISBN 13: 978-0521533898

Author: Alister E. Mcgrath

The Christian doctrine of justification continues to be of major importance in modern ecumenical discussions. In fact, this book became the leading reference work on the subject after its initial publication in 1986. This third edition thoroughly updates previous editions by adding new material and responding to the latest developments in scholarly literature. The volume’s many acclaimed features include a detailed assessment of the semantic background of the concept in the ancient Near East, a thorough examination of the doctrine of the medieval period, and especially careful analysis of its development during the critical years of the sixteenth century.
 

Table of contents: 

1 Justification: the emergence of a concept

1.1 Semantic aspects of the concept of justification

1.2 Paul and the shaping of the Christian tradition

1.3 The pre-Augustinian tradition

1.4 The fountainhead: Augustine of Hippo

2 The Middle Ages: the consolidation of the doctrine

2.1 The nature of justification

2.2 The righteousness of God

2.3 The subjective appropriation of justification

2.4 Justification and the sacraments

2.5 The concept of grace

2.6 The concept of merit

2.7 The dialectic between the two powers of God

2.8 The relation between predestination and justification

2.9 The critique of the role of supernatural habits in justification

2.10 The medieval schools of thought on justification

3 Protestantism: the Reformation debates on justification

3.1 Forerunners of the Reformation doctrines of justification?

3.2 Luther’s discovery of the ‘righteousness of God’

3.3 Luther’s mature theology of justification

3.4 Justification in early Lutheranism, 1516-1580

3.5 Early Reformed theology, 1519-1560

3.6 The English Reformation: from Tyndale to Hooker

3.7 Protestant orthodoxy

3.8 Anglicanism: the Caroline Divines

3.9 Puritanism: from the Old World to the New

3.10 The Pietist critique of Protestant orthodoxy

3.11 The Anglo-Catholic critique of the Reformation

3.12 Conclusion

4 Catholicism: the Council of Trent on justification

Developments within Catholicism, 1490-1545 4.1

4.2 The theological schools at Trent during the debates on justification

4.3 The Tridentine debates on justification

4.4 The Tridentine decree on justification

4.5 The post-Tridentine debates on justification

4.6 Conclusion

5 The modern period

5.1 The Enlightenment critique of orthodox doctrines of justification

5.2 The moral critique of the Enlightenment: I. Kant

5.3 Thereligious critique of the Enlightenment:

F. D. E. Schleiermacher

5.4 Thereappropriation of the concept of justification:

A. B. Ritschl

5.5 The dialectical approach to justification: K. Barth

5.6 The eclipse of justification, 1950-2000

5.7 Conclusion

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