Christian Theology An Introduction By Alister E Mcgrath Pdf Compressor

This is a very good handbook for understanding major theological developments and controversies of the history of the church. McGrath's organization is simple and the overview brief. He splits church history into four major movements (Patristic, Medieval, Reformation, and Modern Periods). In each section he briefly provides a chronology, a selection of important theologians, and then a more detailed set of case studies of theological conversations in that time period. For me, McGrath is more hel This is a very good handbook for understanding major theological developments and controversies of the history of the church. McGrath's organization is simple and the overview brief. He splits church history into four major movements (Patristic, Medieval, Reformation, and Modern Periods).

In each section he briefly provides a chronology, a selection of important theologians, and then a more detailed set of case studies of theological conversations in that time period. For me, McGrath is more helpful in the first sections than the latter ones.

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Alister Edgar McGrath is a Northern Irish theologian, priest, intellectual historian, scientist, and Christian apologist. He currently holds the Andreas Idreos Professorship in Science and Religion in the Faculty of Theology and Religion at the University of Oxford, and is Professor of Divinity at Gresham College. The last of a series of eleven short videos introducing Alister McGrath’s best-selling introduction to Christian theology, entitled “Theology: The Basics.”.

In the reformation era, it feels as if some of his Anglican background shades his focus. I was rather frustrated in his modern section about what topics he chose to address as important. The way he portrayed it, it seemed that Christianity took a massive step backwards after the post-reformation era. I'm willing to concede that I may have rel this way because I (a reformed presbyterian) felt that none of my parties major thinkers got any attention for their contributions (he essentially stops reformed theology with Barth). A helpful overview of historical theology. The book is divided into four sections: the Patristic (16-76), the Middle Ages and Renaissance (77-123), Reformation and Post-Reformation (124-181), and Modern Period (182-168). McGrath does an outstanding job connecting the development of ideas, especially his expertise on justification.

He provides helpful overviews, and key words/names are in bold and explained in the side or in text boxes. Plus there is a helpful glossary for students. McGrath provide A helpful overview of historical theology. The book is divided into four sections: the Patristic (16-76), the Middle Ages and Renaissance (77-123), Reformation and Post-Reformation (124-181), and Modern Period (182-168). McGrath does an outstanding job connecting the development of ideas, especially his expertise on justification.

He provides helpful overviews, and key words/names are in bold and explained in the side or in text boxes. Plus there is a helpful glossary for students. McGrath provides not only helpful overviews on various ideas, but gives a window into current scholarship on various issues. For example, he gives a fine background to the two Medieval views of Scripture as articulated by Heiko Oberman (150-152). He provides clarity for students who might otherwise miss nuances such as the fact that it is anachronistic to refer to 'Protestants' before the Council of Spiers in 1529 or the fact that it is incorrect to refer to Geneva as part of a 'Swiss Reformation' since Geneva was an independent city until 1815 (127-128). Thus the term 'Reformed' is preferred over 'Calvinist' to describe such theology. Such details show the care the author has to pay attention to the little details.

More important are his broad overviews of concepts and ideas. He also links certain recurring ideas that are debated. For example, he compares the ecclesiology of the Anabaptists as essentially a rehash of the Donatist controversy (171).