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Preface
Introduction: A Hospitable and Inviting Methodological Vision
I. Triune Revelation
1. On the Conditions of the Doctrine of Revelation
Is There a Revelation in Christian Religion?
The Doctrine of Revelation on Both Sides of Modernity
The Widening Horizon of the Discourse on Revelation and Scripture in a Pluralistic World
2. Triune Revelation
Loving Father and the Cruciform Revelation
Incarnated Son and Embodied Revelation
Life --
Giving Spirit and Living Revelation
3. Revelation as Historical-Eschatological Word of Promise
Theology of History. Revelation in HistoryRevelation as History and as Word
An Eschatological --
Historical Promise
4. Liberating Word
"The Biblical Texts as Furthering Life"
Inclusive Word
Revelation as Liberation
The Liberating Power of Translation
"Reading the Bible in Spanish"
5. God's Word in Human Words
Inspiration of Scripture: Divine --
Human Dynamic
Scripture as the Word of God and Human Testimony
A Truthful Encounter
The Revelatory Power of Metaphors and Symbols
The Category of Myth and Mysticism
6. Scripture, Community, and Tradition
Which Use of the Bible? Whose "Authorship"? Scripture as the Ultimate Norm of TheologyScripture and Church
Living Tradition and "Closed Canon"
Tradition, Identity, and Context
7. Natural Theology as Christian Theology
Natural Knowledge of God Is "Natural"
How Natural Theology Became "Unnatural"
Natural Theology as Trinitarian Christian Theology
Wisdom as Revelation
8. Revelation and Scripture among Religions
The Challenge and Complexity of Interfaith Engagement of Scriptures
Hindu Scriptures and Authority in a Christian Perspective
Is There Revelation in Buddhist Traditions?
The QurΚΌan and the Bible. The First and the Second TestamentsCommon Scripture Reading as a Form of Interfaith Theologizing
II. Triune God
9. On the Conditions and Contours of God-Talk
The Doctrine of God in a New Environment
God in a Secular Age
Objections against God --
Talk
The Atheistic Rebuttals of Faith in God
The Re --
turn of Metaphysics
The "Traces" of God in the Created Reality
10. "Classical Panentheism"
For Orientation: Classical Theism, Panentheism, or "Classical Panentheism"?
Classical Theism: A Generous Assessment
Panentheism: A Seasoned Embrace. Contemporary Resources for a Reconceived Doctrine of God11. One God as Communion of Persons
The Role of the Trinity in Christian Theology and Doctrine of God
One God as Father, Son, and Spirit
The Unity of the Tripersonal God
God and World: Economic and Immanent Trinity
Do the Christian East and West Confess the Same Trinitarian Faith?
12. The Relational God and the Divine Attributes
How to Speak of God's Attributes --
or Whether to Speak of Them
God as Spirit and "Person"
Eternal God
The God of Love
13. Divine Hospitality
God the Giver and Gift
Hospitality as Inclusion.