The Blackwell Companion to Modern Theology (Blackwell Companions to Religion)

The volume begins with an outline of modern theology by the editor, including an analysis of the contemporary situation. The 32 contributions are then divided into four sections, covering:

Theology's relation to other allied disciplines and to the practice of faith.
The history of theology and major themes such as the Trinity, incarnation and redemption.
Key figures in modern theology.
Theology's relation to contemporary issues such as sexuality, race, mysticism, ecology and science.

Each chapter features boxed highlights, annotated suggestions for further reading, extensive bibliographic references and cross-referencing. Students will also welcome the inclusion of a glossary and author and subject indexes.

The Companion can be used as the basis for an introductory course or as an essential reference for students throughout their studies.