Systematic Theology: Reason and revelation. Being and God

absolute actual actus purus affirms agapē analysis answer anxiety aseity assertion basic basis become being-itself biblical called cern character Christ Christian message church claim cognitive concept concrete conflict correlation creation creature critical culture decision demonic derived destiny divine doctrine dualism dynamic ecstasy element essence essential eternal event everything existence existential experience expression final revelation finite finitude freedom fulfilment function God's grasped Hegel heteronomy history of religion history of revelation holy human individual infinite interpretation Jesus knowledge logical logos man's manifest meaning medium of revelation method monotheism mystery mystical natural theology nature neo-orthodox nonbeing norm object ology ontological structure paradox participation philosophical polarity polytheism possible presupposes principle prophetic Protestantism rational structure reality realm relation religious revelatory sense situation speak Spirit symbol systematic theology theo theologian theonomy thing tion transcends transformation trinitarian truth ultimacy ultimate concern unconditional unity universal word