…on the rest of the canon. Keil explains his methodology and approach in an extensive introduction, exploring authorship and etymological roots in order to better build a foundation for his verse-by-verse explication. Karl Friedrich Keil (1807–1888) was a German Lutheran Old … more
…otherness, theological method, and theological anthropology. Act and Being . . . takes a Lutheran perspective on the philosophical claims of consciousness from Jant to Heidegger, vindicating the claims for God's self-disclosure in revelation against various forms of transcendental philosophy. … more
…Abelard to Reformation (Eleventh to Sixteenth Centuries) The Doctrine of the Application of Redemption; Justification by Faith, Regeneration, Etc.—Protestantism and Roman Catholicism (Sixteenth Century) Post-Reformation Theology: Lutheranism and Calvinism—New Influences Acting of Theology … more
