Henry, Carl F. H. God, Revelation, and Authority. 6 vols. Wheaton: Crossway Books, Supplementary Note: Science and the Invisible

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1 Henry, Carl F. H. God, Revelation, and Authority. 6 vols. Wheaton: Crossway Books, A Table of Contents for all 6 Volumes Volume I: God Who Speaks and Shows: Preliminary Considerations Introduction to Theology 1. The Crisis of Truth and Word 2. The Clash of Cultural Perspectives 3. Revelation and Myth 4. The Ways of Knowing 5. The Rise and Fall of Logical Positivism 6. The Countercultural Revolt 7. The Jesus Movement and Its Future 8. Secular Man and Ultimate Concerns 9. The Meaning or Myths Man Lives By 10. Theology and Science Supplementary Note: Science and the Invisible 11. Theology and Philosophy 12. Is Theology a Science 13. The Method and Criteria of Theology (I) 14. The Method and Criteria of Theology (II) 15. Empirical Verification and Christian Theism 16. Man s Primal Religious Experience 17. A Priori Explanation of Religion 18. The Philosophical Transcendent A Priori (I) 19. The Philosophical Transcendent A Priori (II) 20. The Theological Transcendent A Priori

2 21. The Philosophic Transcendent (Critical) A Priori 22. Transcendental Religious Apriorism 23. Reflections on Religious Apriorism 24. The Common Ground Controversy

3 Volume II: God Who Speaks and Shows: Fifteen Theses, Part One Introduction: Divine Revelation: Fifteen Theses Thesis One: A Supernatural Initiative 1. The Awesome Disclosure of God Thesis Two: For Man s Benefit 2. A Place in God s Kingdom 3. Not by Good Tidings Alone Thesis Three: Divine Transcendence 4. The Hidden and Revealed God 5. Self-Transcendence and the Image of God Thesis Four: Coherent Disclosure 6. The Unity of Divine Revelation Thesis Five: An Amazing Variety 7. The Varieties of Divine Revelation 8. Divine Revelation in Nature 9. The Rejection of Natural Theology 10. The Image of God in Man 11. Recent Conjectural Views of Revelational Forms Thesis Six: God Names Himself 12. Divine Revelation as Personal 13. The Names of God 14. God s Proper Names: Elohim, El Shaddai 15. God s Proper Names: Yahweh 16. Jesus: The Revelation of the New Testament Name Thesis Seven: Historical Revelation

4 17. Divine Revelation in History 18. The Leveling of Biblical History 19. Faith, Tradition and History 20. Revelation and History: Barth, Bultmann and Cullman 21. Revelation and History: Moltmann and Pannenberg 22. Revelation and History in Evangelical Perspective

5 Volume III: God Who Speaks and Shows: Fifteen Theses, Part Two Preface Thesis Eight: God s Personal Incarnation 1. The Disclosure of God s Eternal Secret 2. Prophecy and Fulfillment: The Last Days 3. Jesus View of Scripture 4. The Only Divine Mediator 5. The Content of the Gospel 6. Jesus and the Word 7. Jesus Christ God-Man or Man-God? 8. Shall We Look for Another? 9. The Resurrection of the Crucified Jesus Thesis Nine: The Mediating Logos 10. The Intelligibility of the Logos of God 11. The Biblically Attested Logos 12. The Living Logos and Defunct Counterfeits 13. The Logos as Mediating Agent of Divine Revelation 14. The Logos and Human Logic 15. The Logic of Religious Language Thesis Ten: Revelation as Rational-Verbal Communication 16. Revelation as a Mental Act 17. Cognitive Aspects of Divine Disclosure 18. Wisdom as a Carrier of Revelation 19. The Origin of Language 20. Is Religious Language Meaningful? 21. The Meaning of Religious Language 22. Religious Language and Other Language

6 23. A Theistic View of Language 24. The Living God Who Speaks 25. Neo-Protestant Objections to Propositional Revelation 26. Linguistic Analysis and Propositional Revelation 27. The Bible as Propositional Revelation 28. Doctrinal Belief and the Word of God

7 Volume IV: God Who Speaks and Shows: Fifteen Theses, Part Three Thesis Eleven: The Bible as the Authoritative Norm 1. The Modern Revolt against Authority 2. Divine Authority and the Prophetic-Apostolic Word 3. Modern Reductions of Biblical Authority 4. Divine Authority and Scriptural Authority 5. Is the Bible Literally True? Thesis Twelve: The Spirit as Communicator and Interpreter 6. The Meaning of Inspiration 7. The Inerrancy of Scripture Supplementary Note: Barth on Scriptural Errancy 8. The Meaning Inerrancy Supplementary Note: The Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy 9. The Infallibility of the Copies 10. The Meaning of Infallibility 11. The Spirit and the Scriptures 12. The Spirit as Divine Illuminator Supplementary Note: Calvin on the Spirit s Work of Illumination 13. Are We Doomed to Hermeneutical Nihilism? 14. The Fallibility of the Exegete 15. Perspective on Problem Passages 16. The Historic Church and Inerrancy 17. The Uses and Abuses of Historical Criticism 18. The Debate over the Canon 19. The Lost Unity of the Bible Supplementary Note: Scripture as Functional Authority 20. The Spirit and Church Proclamation

8 Thesis Thirteen: The Spirit, the Bestower of New Life 21. God s Graven Image: Redeemed Mankind 22. The New Man and the New Society Thesis Fourteen: The Church as the New Society 23. Good News for the Oppressed 24. Marxist Exegesis of the Bible 25. The Marxist Reconstruction of man Thesis Fifteen: God and the End of All Ends 26. The Awesome Silences of Eternity

9 Volume V: God Who Stands and Stays: Part One Preface Introduction: God Who Stands and Stays 1. The Reality and Objectivity of God 2. The Being and Coming and Becoming of God 3. The Living God of the Bible 4. Methods of Determining the Divine Attributes 5. Relationship of Essence and Attributes 6. God s Divine Simplicity and Attributes 7. Personality in the Godhead Supplementary Note: The Feminist Challenge to God-Language 8. Muddling the Trinitarian Dispute 9. The Doctrine of the Trinity 10. God the Ultimate Spirit 11. God the Self-Revealed Infinite 12. Divine Timelessness or Unlimited Duration? 13. The Modern Attack on the Timeless God 14. Divine Timelessness and Divine Omniscience 15. The Unchanging, Immutable God Supplementary Note: Anthropomorphism and Divine Repentance 16. The Sovereignty of the Omnipotent God Supplementary Note: Sovereignty and Personality 17. God s Intellectual Attributes 18. Shadows of the Irrational 19. The Knowability of God 20. Man s Mind and God s Mind 21. Reflections on the Revelation-and-Culture Debate

10 Volume VI: God Who Stands and Stays: Part Two Postface 1. Shall We Surrender the Supernatural? 2. God s Transcendence and Immanence 3. The Resurgence of Process Philosophy 4. Election: The Freedom of God Supplementary Note: Contemporary Debate over Divine Election 5. God the Sovereign Creator 6. Creation Ex Nihilo 7. The Six Days of Creation 8. The Crisis of Evolutionary Theory 9. The Origin and Nature of Man 10. Angels, Satan and the Demons, and the Fall 11. The Goodness of God 12. God and the Problem of Evil 13. Evil as a Religious Dilemma 14. The Fatherhood of God 15. The Holiness of God 16. God s Incomparable Love Supplementary Note: On Finding Christ in Nonbiblical Religions 17. The Ministry of the Holy Spirit 18. The God of Justice and of Justification 19. Justice and the Kingdom of God Supplementary Note: The Christian and Political Duty 20. God Who Stays: Divine Providence Supplementary Note: Auschwitz As a Suspension of Providence 21. God Who Stays: The Finalities