Theology for the Community of God

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Theology for the Community of God is a comprehensive systematic theology by Stanley Grenz that emphasizes the communal and relational nature of Christian doctrine.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
systematic theology
approach community-oriented
narrative-sensitive
systematic
author Stanley J. Grenz NERFINISHED
centralTheme Trinitarian community as model for the church
community of God
doctrinalPerspective Trinitarian personalism
relational ontology
doctrinalStance Trinitarian orthodoxy
evangelical Protestantism
high view of Scripture
emphasizes eschatological orientation of theology
ethical implications of doctrine
mission of the church
relationship between doctrine and community life
the church as community
focusesOn God’s self-revelation in history
the people of God as a community
the relational character of salvation
genre Christian theology
influencedBy Karl Barth NERFINISHED
Wolfhart Pannenberg NERFINISHED
social Trinitarianism NERFINISHED
intendedAudience pastors
seminary students
theology students
language English
subject Christology
Scripture
creation
doctrine of God
doctrine of the Trinity
ecclesiology
eschatology
humanity
pneumatology
sin
soteriology
theologicalEmphasis communal nature of Christian doctrine
relational nature of Christian doctrine
theologicalMethod biblically grounded reflection
contextual evangelical theology
engagement with contemporary theology
theologicalOrientation Trinitarian theology
theologicalTradition evangelical theology
usedAs textbook in systematic theology courses

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Stanley Grenz notableWork Theology for the Community of God