Re-Imagining Nature The Promise of a Christian Natural Theology.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Autor principal: McGrath, Alister E.
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Newark : John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, 2016.
Colección:New York Academy of Sciences Ser.
Temas:
Electronic books.
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Intro
  • Praise for Re-Imagining Nature
  • Title Page
  • Copyright
  • Introduction
  • Chapter 1: Natural Theology: Questions of Definition and Scope
  • The Aim of This Work
  • A Brief Genealogy of Natural Theology
  • Natural Theology: Six Approaches
  • The Natural Theology Project: Thick and Thin Descriptions
  • In Defense of a "Christian" Natural Theology Project
  • The Christian Accommodation of Classic Natural Theology
  • Chapter 2: Natural Theology and the Christian Imaginarium
  • Sensorium and Imaginarium: Christianity and the Re-Imagination of Nature
  • Modernity and the Suppression of the Imagination
  • Metanoia: Seeing Things as They Really Are
  • Imaginative Transformation: The Church as an Interpretive Community
  • Theōria: Imaginative Beholding and Rational Dissection
  • Nature as logikos: Reflections on the Doctrine of Creation
  • Metaphors of Beauty and Order: Harmony and the Dance
  • Chapter 3: Text, Image, and Sign: On Framing the Natural World
  • Natural Theology as a Habitus
  • The Intellectual Challenge of the Ambiguity of the World
  • Nature as a Text: Natural Theology and the Book of Nature
  • Nature as Image: Natural Theology and Landscapes
  • Nature as a Sign: Natural Theology and Semiotics
  • Chapter 4: Natural Theology: Contexts and Motivations
  • The Importance of Cultural Location for Natural Theology
  • A New Vocational Space: Natural Theology as a Religious Calling
  • The Wasteland: Natural Theology and the Recovery of a Lost Nature
  • Wonder and Mystery: Transcendent Experiences
  • Re-Enchantment: Sustaining a Sense of Wonder
  • The Rational Transparency of Nature and Faith
  • Connectedness: The Human Longing for Coherence
  • Meaning: Nature and Ultimate Questions
  • Natural Theology as a "Natural" Quest
  • Chapter 5: Natural Theology: Some Concerns and Challenges
  • Natural Theology: Improper and Redundant?
  • Ontotheology? Natural Theology and Philosophical "First Principles"
  • David Hume: The Intellectual Inadequacy of a Deist Natural Theology
  • Charles Taylor: Natural Theology and the "Immanent Frame"
  • Barth and Brunner: The Debate which Discredited Natural Theology?
  • Fideism: Natural Theology as Self-Referential and Self-Justifying?
  • Chapter 6: The Promise of a Christian Natural Theology
  • The Natural Sciences: Natural Theology and the Subversion of Scientism
  • The Affective Imagination: Natural Theology and the Spirituality of Nature
  • Boundaries and Trespass: Natural Theology and Systematic Theology
  • Apologetics: Natural Theology and Public Engagement
  • Conclusion
  • Bibliography
  • Index
  • End User License Agreement

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