The tradition of liberal theology
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Grand Rapids, Michigan :
William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company,
2014.
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- The meaning of the term "liberal theology"
- Eleven typical characteristics of the liberal tradition in theology. Introduction
- A use of the Bible that is not always literal
- Reason and revelation in harmony
- A nonlegalist account of redemption
- The possibility of salvation outside a narrow path
- Toleration
- Original sin, but not original guilt
- Belief in free will
- A view of providence that respects the integrity of the natural order
- The joint need of faith and works
- A minimal number of basic teachings
- A range of acceptable lifestyles
- A liberal approach to miracles
- Thirteen key figures in the liberal Christian tradition. Introduction
- Justin Martyr
- Origen
- Peter Abelard
- Sebastian Castellio
- Elizabeth I
- Richard Hooker
- William Chillingworth
- John Smith
- Jeremy Taylor
- Hannah Barnard
- J.F.D. Maurice
- Joseph Lightfoot
- Frederick Temple
- Twentieth-century themes
- Some alternatives to liberal Christian theology. Introduction
- Conservative forms of Christianity
- Fundamentalism
- Magisterium
- Dialectical theology
- Materialism
- The doctrine of the Trinity
- Some typical issues with respect to other religious traditions.