A− A+ 🌙 Dark 🔖 Bookmark 📖 Contents 🔍 Search ≈ 2 min read · pp. 1–1 Tables Contents List of Tables Preface to the Fourth Edition List of Abbreviations Introduction Part I Justification: The Emergence of a Concept 1 The Hebraic Context: Semantic Aspects of the Concept of Justification 2 Paul and the Shaping of the Christian Tradition 3 The Fountainhead: Augustine of Hippo Part II The Middle Ages: The Consolidation of the Doctrine 4 The Nature of Justification 5 The Righteousness of God 6 The Concept of Grace 7 The Human Appropriation of Justification 8 Justification and the Two Powers of God 9 The Concept of Merit 10 Justification and the Sacraments Part III Protestantism: The Reformation Debates on Justification 11 Is There a ‘Reformation’ Doctrine of Justification? 12 Luther’s Early Approach to Justification 13 Justification in Lutheranism, 1516–1580 14 Reformed Theology, 1519–1560 15 The English Reformation: From Tyndale to Hooker 16 Protestant Orthodoxy 17 Anglicanism: The Caroline Divines 18 Puritanism: From the Old World to the New 19 Pietism: Justification and the ‘New Birth’ Part IV Catholicism: The Council of Trent on Justification 20 Developments within Catholicism, 1490–1545 21 Catholic Responses to Early Protestant Doctrines of Justification 22 An Attempt at Rapprochement: The Regensburg Colloquy (1541) 23 Catholic Theological Schools during the Tridentine Debates on Justification 24 The Tridentine Debates on Justification 25 The Tridentine Decree on Justification 26 Post-Tridentine Discussions of Justification Part V The Modern Period 27 The Enlightenment: Justification, Moralism and Rationalism 28 The Long Nineteenth Century: Retrieval and Reconfiguration 29 Contemporary Renewal: Justification and Theological Reconstruction Conclusion: Reflections on a Study of Doctrinal History A Brief Glossary of Medieval Soteriological Terms Works Consulted Index ← PreviousImprints pageNext →Abbreviations ↑ Back to top
