Science and religion; natural theology as a legitimate field of theological reflection, and as a framework for furthering the dialogue between science, religion, and literature; critical realism in science and theology; the theological utility of scientific philosophies of explanation; theological models of engagement with the natural sciences, especially those of T. F. Torrance and Emil Brunner; the application of biological models of evolution to cultural contexts, especially the development of Christian doctrine; the “New Atheism”; “two cultures” issues, especially defending the value of humanities in a scientific culture.
Christology and Soteriology. A Response to Wolfhart Pannenberg’s Critique of the Soteriological Approach to Christology
Mcgrath, AE
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Theologische Zeitschrift
Der articulus iustificationis als axiomatischer Grundsatz des christlichen Glaubens
Mcgrath, AE
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Zeitschrift fuer Theologie und Kirche
Divine Justice and Divine Equity in the Controversy between Augustine and Julian of Eclanum
Mcgrath, AE
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Downside Review: a quarterly of Catholic thought
Dogma und Gemeinde: Zur soziologische Funktion des christlichen Dogmas
Mcgrath, AE
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Kerygma und Dogma: Zeitschrift fuer theologische Forschung und kirchliche Lehre
Forerunners of the Reformation? A Critical Examination of the Evidence for Precursors of the Reformation Doctrines of Justification
Mcgrath, AE
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Harvard Theological Review
Geschichte, Überlieferung und Erzählung: Überlegungen zur Identität und Aufgabe christlicher Theologie
Mcgrath, AE
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Kerygma und Dogma: Zeitschrift fuer theologische Forschung und kirchliche Lehre
Hesitations About Special Divine Action: Reflections on Some Scientific, Cultural and Theological Concerns
McGrath, AE
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European Journal for Philosophy of Religion
<jats:p>The new interest in special divine action has led to a close reading of the great debates and discussions of the early modern period in an attempt to understand contemporary resistance to the notion of divine action, and to develop strategies for reaffirming the notion in a refined manner. Although continuing engagement with and evaluation of the Humean legacy on miracles and divine action will be of central importance to this programme of review, there are other issues that also need to be addressed. In this article I identify some of the factors that have caused or continue to cause difficulties for the articulation of a concept of special divine action and I suggest how they might be engaged.</jats:p>
Homo assumptus? A Study in the Christology of the Via Moderna, with Particular Reference to William of Ockham
Mcgrath, AE
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Ephemerides Theologicae Lovanienses
Homo iustificandus fide. Rechtfertigung, Verkündigung und Anthropologie
Mcgrath, AE
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Kerygma und Dogma: Zeitschrift fuer theologische Forschung und kirchliche Lehre
