The New Evangelical Subordinationism?
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ISBN-13: | 9781608998524 |
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Publisher: | Pickwick Publications |
Publication date: | 08/16/2012 |
Pages: | 464 |
Product dimensions: | 5.90(w) x 8.80(h) x 1.00(d) |
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Table of Contents
Preface H. Wayne House Dennis W. Jowers xi
Acknowledgments xxiii
1 The New Evangelical Subordinationism: Reading Inequality into the Trinity Phillip Cary 1
2 Equal in Essence, Distinct in Roles: Eternal Functional Authority and Submission among the Essentially Equal Divine Persons of the Godhead Bruce A. Ware 13
3 Subordination within the Trinity: John 5:18 and 1 Cor 15:28 Craig S. Keener 39
4 "Son" Christology in the New Testament Linda L. Belleville 59
5 Christ's Functional Subordination in Philippians 2:6: A Grammatical Note with Trinitarian Implications Denny Burk 82
6 Trinitarian Agency and the Eternal Subordination of the Son: An Augustinian Perspective Keith E. Johnson 108
7 The Eternal Relational Subordination of the Son to the Father in Patristic Thought H. Wayne House 133
8 The Formula of Baptism and the Equality of the Godhead: Joseph Bingham (1668-1723) and the Trinitarian Controversy in Late-Stuart England Yudha Thianto 182
9 An Evangelical Statement on the Trinity William David Spencer 213
10 Biblical Evidence for the Eternal Submission of the Son to the Father Wayne Grudem 223
11 The Trinity without Tiers Kevin Giles 262
12 Subordination in the Trinity and Gender Roles: A Response to Recent Discussion Michael F. Bird Robert Shillaker 288
13 Relation and Person: Potential Contributions of Karl Rahner's Theology to Evangelical Trinitarian Debates Mary Veeneman 311
14 A Trinitarian Model of Marriage Jack Judith Balswick 325
15 Complementarian Trinitarianism: Divine Revelation is Finally True to the Eternal Personal Relations J. Scott Horrell 339
16 The Inconceivability of Subordination within a Simple God Dennis W. Jowers 375
Conclusion Dennis W. Jowers 411
List of Contributors 415
Subject Index 417
Names Index 420
Scripture Index 429
What People are Saying About This
"The church should appreciate the work of editors Jowers and House in gathering up these sixteen different chapters on whether the Son is subordinate or equal in authority to the Father. This is a helpful compendium for use in classes of theology and Bible and even ministry . . . Jowers concludes the book with helpful reflections on the differing views. All the chapters are amply summarized in the preface. The New Evangelical Subordinationism? is a crucial volume for the church at this time."
Aida Besancon Spencer, Professor of New Testament, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, South Hamilton, MA
"Is the Eternal Son of God subordinate to the Father in the ontological Trinity? Is Christ functionally subordinate to his Father during his earthly ministry? Can the doctrine of the subordination of the Son or of Christ help us make sense of other, creaturely relationshipssuch as that between spouses? These are important and difficult matters about which many Christians currently disagree. In this symposium Dennis Jowers and H. Wayne House have collected together representative papers from different quarters of this debate in order to promote an irenic and collegial discussion."
Oliver Crisp
Professor of Systematic Theology
Fuller Theological Seminary
"I commend the editors for making available in one place this collection of provocative essays, many written by the chief disputants in a debate now raging among evangelical theologians . . . Evangelical theologians, theology students and anyone interested in contemporary evangelical discussions of the Trinity could profit greatly from reading these stimulating, vigorously argued, sometimes maddening and always intelligent essays."
Ronald Highfield
Professor of Religion
Seaver College, Pepperdine University.
"In recent years, two distinct debates within Christian theology have encountered one another with explosive effect . . . To their immense credit, H. Wayne House and Dennis W. Jowers have compiled into one volume the important essays of eighteen capable theologians, historians, and philosophers representing diverse positions. This book should become the standard reference work on a very important subject."
Malcolm B. Yarnell III
Professor of Systematic Theology
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary