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Cambridge, U.K. :
James Clarke,
2012, ©2011.
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| 100 | 1 | |a Flett, Eric Gordon. | |
| 245 | 1 | 0 | |a Persons, powers, and pluralities : |b toward a Trinitarian theology of culture / |c Eric G. Flett. |
| 260 | |a Cambridge, U.K. : |b James Clarke, |c 2012, ©2011. | ||
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| 520 | 8 | |a Annotation |b Through an intimate conversation with the writings of Thomas F. Torrance, Flett articulates a Trinitarian theology of culture. Torrance's work suggests that Christian assumptions in the areas of God, creation, and humanity had an important influence upon the development of Western scientific culture. This book develops each of these areas of Torrance's thought in order to articulate a theology of culture rooted in a Christian understanding of God as triune, creation as contingent, and human persons as stewards created in the image of God. | |
| 505 | 0 | |a Front-cover -- Title-page -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- "Following the Line" -- 1. Torrance's Doctrine of God: The Triune Creator -- The Tri-unity of God as the Basis for the Creativity of God -- The Creativity of God Is Signified by the Fatherhood of God -- The Father Signifies the Triune Being of God -- The Father Signifies the Eternal Being of God -- The Father Signifies the Creative Being of God -- The Father Signifies the Personal Being of God -- The Identity of God as Father and Creator is Signified by God the Son -- The Son's Unity in Being and Action with the Father: Homoousion -- The Epistemological Significance of the Homoousion -- The Soteriological Significance of the Homoousion -- The Eschatological Significance of the Homoousion -- The Son's Differentiation in Identity and Operation from the Father: Perichoresis -- The Work of God the Father, Mediated through God the Son, Is Signified by God the Holy Spirit -- The Being and Identity of the Spirit -- The Spirit Is Divine: The Spirit of God -- The Spirit Is Translucent: The Spirit of Christ -- The Spirit Is Lord: The Holy Spirit -- The Agency and Activity of the Spirit -- The Spirit Creates and Sustains the Created Order: The Creative Work of the Spirit -- The Spirit Orients and Directs the Created Order: The Eschatological Work of the Spirit -- The Spirit Transforms and Consummates the Created Order: The Sanctifying Work of the Spirit -- 2. Torrance's Doctrine of Creation I: Order as Contingent -- The Inner-Logic of Order -- Order as a Theological Concept: The Ground and Purpose of Order in God the Father -- Contingence: Introducing and Defining the Concept -- Contingence: Its Interlocking Nature and Dynamic -- Contingence: Its Reflective Purpose -- The Creation of the Powers: The Legislative Activity of God -- The Language of the Powers: Structures and Patterns. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a The Function of the Powers: Mediating and Maintaining Order -- The Purpose of the Powers: Temporal Analogues, Empirical Correlates, and Social Coefficients -- 3. Torrance's Doctrine of Creation II: Order as Redeemed -- Order as a Relational Concept: The Revelation and Reconciliation of Order in God the Son -- Order as Fallen: Human Agency and the Subversion of Order -- Order as Redeemed: The Divine Economy and the Redemption of Order -- The Ultimate and Penultimate Function of the Law -- The Divine Economy and the New Covenant -- Restoration and New Creation in Christ -- The Incarnation and the Power of Identification -- The Resurrection and the Power of Love and Grace -- The Ascension and the Power of Pentecost -- The Ascension and the Power of Pentecost -- Order as an Eschatological Concept: The Orientation and Sanctification of Order in God the Spirit -- A Pneumatological Order: The Participatory and Sanctifying Work of the Spirit -- The Eschaton as Based upon a Relation with the Eschatos -- The Cosmic Sphere -- The Corporate Sphere -- The Individual Sphere -- The Eschaton as the Sphere of the Spirit's Sanctifying Work -- An Ecclesiological Order: Through the Agency and Mission of the Church -- An Ambiguous Order: Relating Actual Order to the Order that Ought to Be -- A Sacramental Order: A Doxological Response to the Lord of Space and Time -- A Heavenly and Earthly Order: In Anticipation of His Final Act -- 4. Torrance's Doctrine of Humanity: Priests of Creation, Mediators of Order -- Part 1: Humanity as a Multi-Stringed Instrument -- String #1: Humanity as Embodied Being -- String #2: Humanity as Personal Being -- String #3: Humanity as Relational Being -- From Creation to Incarnation, Crucifixion, and Resurrection -- From Resurrection to Ascension and Glorification -- Part 2: Tuning Up and Knowing the Score. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Humanity as an Eschatological Being -- Humanity as a Cultural Being -- 5. Torrance's Theology of Culture: A Social Coefficient of Knowledge -- Torrance's Social Coefficient of Knowledge -- Introducing the Term -- Defining the Term -- The Social Coefficient as a Multiplier and Measure -- The Social Coefficient as Signifying a Relation that is Constant -- The Social Coefficient as a Joint Agent or Factor -- The Social Coefficient and Cultural Plurality -- Developing the Term for Use in a Theology of Culture -- The Formation and Function of Social Coefficients -- Social Coefficients are Formed Around Knowing Relations Established with Objective Reality -- The Social Coefficient of Knowledge as a Centered Set -- The Objective Pole Determines the Means by Which Reality is Engaged and Known -- The Subjective Pole Determines the Means by Which Reality is Received and Reflected -- Social Coefficients Are Socially Constructed Matrices Formed through a Historical Process -- Externalization -- Objectivation -- Internalization -- Social Coefficients are Socially Constructed Matrices Oriented toward a Specific Telos -- Social Coefficients Mediate and Sustain Meaning through Correlation, Congruence, and Translucence: Semantic Intentionality -- Social Coefficients Require an Archimedean Pointin Order to Fulfill Their Distinctive Telos: The Transcendent Ground of Meaning -- The Archimedean Point as a Tuning Fork: Its Function -- The Archimedean Point as the Triune God of Jesus Christ: Its Identity -- Social Coefficients Orient, Mediate, and Sustain Our Knowing Relations -- By Providing Semantic Structures: A Symbolic Environment -- By Providing Participatory Structures: A Ritualized Environment -- By Providing Multi-Leveled Structures: A Textured Environment -- Social Coefficients Express and Embody Our Knowing Relations. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a By Integrating the Subjective and the Objective -- By Orienting and Aggregating Human Relations -- By Ordering the Social and Material World -- 6. Toward a Trinitarian Theology of Culture: Persons, Powers, and Pluralities -- The Social Coefficient of Knowledge: Examples -- The Social Coefficient as Embodied Truth: The Church as Culture -- Israel as the Womb of Christ -- The Church as a Royal Priesthood -- The Social Coefficient as Transforming Matrix: The Church Transforming Culture -- The Doctrine of the Trinity and the Concept of Person -- Western Science and the Three Masterful Ideas -- Project Summary and Accomplishments -- The Persons of the Trinity and the Purpose of Human Culture: A Design for Living -- The Contingency of Creation and the Powers of Human Culture -- The Identity and Agency of Humanity and the Plurality of Human Culture: Designs for Living -- Appendix: Project Outline -- Bibliography -- Back-cover. | |
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