Christopher Woznicki
Christopher G. Woznicki (PhD. Fuller Theological Seminary) is affiliate assistant professor of theology at Fuller Theological Seminary.
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In The Cross in Context: A Historical, Contemporary, and Global Introduction to Atonement, Christopher G. Woznicki offers a biblically grounded, historically informed, and theologically robust survey of atonement theology from an evangelical perspective. Organizing the work by key theological figures and movements, Woznicki surveys:
Students and pastors alike will find this book an indispensable resource for grasping the continuities and changes in atonement theology across time and culture and will be better equipped to communicate the ‘faith that was delivered to the saints once for all.’
In The Cross in Context: A Historical, Contemporary, and Global Introduction to Atonement, Christopher G. Woznicki offers a biblically grounded, historically informed, and theologically robust survey of atonement theology from an evangelical perspective. Organizing the work by key theological figures and movements, Woznicki surveys:
Students and pastors alike will find this book an indispensable resource for grasping the continuities and changes in atonement theology across time and culture and will be better equipped to communicate the ‘faith that was delivered to the saints once for all.’
Introduction: Approaching a Constructive Doctrine of Atonement
Part I: Historical Accounts
1. Irenaeus
2. Athanasius
3. Gregory of Nyssa
4. Anselm of Canterbury
5. Peter Abelard
6. Julian of Norwich
7. John Calvin
8. Hugo Grotius
9. Jonathan Edwards
10. Friedrich Schleiermacher
11. John McLeod Campbell
12. Adolf von Harnack and Hastings Rashdall Among Liberal Theologians
Part II: Contemporary Accounts
13. Gustaf Aulén
14. Karl Barth
15. Jürgen Moltmann
16. Thomas Forsyth Torrance
17. J. I. Packer
18. Colin Gunton
19. J. Denny Weaver
20. Marilyn McCord Adams
21. Eleonore Stump
22. Analytic Theologians and Penal Substitution
23. Metatheories of Atonement: Kaleidoscopic and Mash-up Accounts
Part III: Global and Contextual Accounts
24. Georges Florovsky Among Orthodox Theologians
25. Kathryn Tanner Among Feminist Theologians
26. James Cone Among Black Theologians
27. Delores Williams Among Womanist Theologians
28. Leonardo Boff Among Latin American Liberation Theologians
29. Kwame Bediako Among African Theologians
30. Simon Chan Among Asian Theologians
31. Randy Woodley Among Native American Theologians
32. John Hick and Religious Pluralism
33. Non-Christian Religions in Veli-Matti Kärkkäinen’s Comparative Theology
Toward a Constructive Account of Atonement for the Twenty-First Century