Shaping eschatology within science and theology

THEOLOGY OF HOPE: ON THE GROUND AND THE IMPLICATIONS OF A CHRISTIAN ESCHATOLOGY Introduction

Introduction Jürgen Moltmann is one of the most important theologians of the past fifty years. Born in 1926, he spent most of his career (1967-1994) as a professor of systematic theology at the University of Tübingen. Even after his retirement, however, he has continued to publish at the same prodigious pace which had characterized his entire scholarly career. The present work, Theology of Hope...

Science and Theology: A Working Synthesis

Science and Theology: A Working Synthesis

Toward a Covenant Theology of Science

This paper is born out of many years of thinking about the issues relating science and theology. I started out as an undergraduate, pondering such questions as those regarding the nature of physical law and the puzzle of why mathematics works in describing nature. Over the years of reflection, I have come to believe that if Christians are to take their faith seriously into the realm of science,...

Eschatology and the Parables

In any attempt to understand the teaching of Jesus as recorded in the Synoptic Gospels, a consideration of the parables must take an important place. This is demonstrated not merely by the plethora of critical study and popular exposition to which the parables have given rise, but above all by the place which the parables occupy in the Synoptic tradition. According to A. M. Hunter roughly one t...