Systematic Theology: Existence and the Christ, Volume 2Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Introduction -- A. The Relation of the Second Volume of Systematic Theology to the First Volume and to the System as a Whole -- B. Restatements of Answers Given In Volume I -- Part III - Existence and the Christ -- I. Existence and the Quest for the Christ -- A. Existence and Existentialism -- B. The Transition from Essence to Existence and the Symbol of "The Fall -- C. The Marks of Man's Estrangement and the Concept of Sin -- D. Existential Self-Destruction and the Doctrine of Evil -- E. The Quest for the New Being and the Meaning of "Christ -- II. The Reality of the Christ -- A. Jesus as the Christ -- B. The New Being in Jesus as the Christ -- C. Valuation of the Christological Dogma -- D. The Universal Significance of the Event Jesus the Christ -- E. The New Being in Jesus as the Christ as the Power of Salvation -- Index |
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