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A Confessing Theology for Postmodern Times

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Notes: An unusually ecumenical volume for this shelf: Lutheran and Reformed confessionalists writing together, out of the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals. All eleven contributors besides the editor have records here. D. G. Hart is also in this collection for his life of Nevin, and Mohler for a good deal else. The Library of Congress note leaves a stray quotation mark in chapter nine's title; corrected here.

1. The Church's Dogma and Biblical Theology (Charles P. Arand)
2. Sources of Lutheran Dogmatics: Addressing Contemporary Issues with the Historic Christian Faith (J. A. O. Preus III)
3. Sources of Reformed Dogmatics: The Symmetrical Unity of Exegesis and Synthesis in Scholastic Theology (Richard A. Muller)
4. A Defense of a Postmodern Use of the Bible (Edgar V. McKnight)
5. The Vinyl Narratives of Postmodernity (Richard Lints)
6. Overcoming the Schizophrenic Character of Evangelical Theological Education (D. G. Hart)
7. Reformist Evangelicalism: A Center without a Circumference (R. Albert Mohler, Jr.)
8. Is Reformation Theology Making a Come-Back? (David P. Scaer)
9. Full Circle: "Confessing" Mainliners (Paul F. M. Zahl)
10. Yale Postliberalism: Back to the Bible? (Michael Horton)
11. Reintegrating Biblical Theology and Dogmatics (Paul R. Raabe)
12. Redemption and Resurrection: An Exercise in Biblical-Systematic Theology (Richard B. Gaffin, Jr.)