1: Some Major Challenges
2: The Jewish Matrix
3: The Human History
4: The Resurrection
5: The Son of God
6: Lord, Saviour, God, and Spirit
7: To the First Council in Constantinople
8: Ephesus, Chalcedon, and Beyond
9: Medieval and Modern Christology
10: Divine and Human
11: Faith, Holiness, and Virginal Conception
12: Redeemer
13: Universal Redeemer
14: The Possibilities of Presence
Select Bibliography
Index of Names
Biblical Index
Gerald O' Collins is Research Professor of Theology at St Mary's
University College, Twickenham, and Honorary Adjunct Professor of
Australian Catholic University. He has published, alone or with
others, 47 books, including Jesus Our Redeemer, Salvation for All,
and Catholicism (all OUP). Author of hundreds of articles in
professional and popular journals, he has lectured at many
universities and colleges in the British Isles, India, New Zealand,
the United States,
his native Australia, and elsewhere.
`Review from previous edition He uses a wide-angled lens, and
allows many aspects of the subject to come within his field of
vision. The treatment throughout is orthodox and ecumenical ... the
book's virtue is its assured combining of biblical material with
questions in systematic theology. In more manageable compass than
other books in the field, it offers what almost amounts to a
textbook, at least of the biblical stuff.'
Church Times
`In an age of academic fragmentation and discipline
(sub)specialization, rarely does someone dare a comprehensive
statement in a major area of research. It is therefore refreshing
to find a work such as this. The scope of O'Collins' Christological
accounting is breathtaking ... Carefully and lucidly written, the
book is appropriate for anyone interested in Christology. This is a
mature book from a seasoned scholar on an important subject.'
Choice
`Gerald O'Collins ... has written a splendid introduction to
Christology. No doubt the fruit of many years teaching and
reflection it will quickly, I am sure, establish itself ... as a
standard text-book. His historical survey, Old Testament to the
modern day is masterful, and particularly strong up to Chalcedon
... It is certainly a book I will be encouraging students to
buy.'
New Directions
`Professor O'Collins is a distinguished modern theologian, whose
work deserves the greatest respect...This is a volume for which all
who are concerned with Christology will be grateful.'
Journal of Theological Studies.
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