The Scripture Principle

This book is a fresh examination of the authority and reliability of the Bible for the thoughtful Christian believer today. We live in a world of emerging ideas stemming largely from a reassessment of the critical thinking of the Enlightenment and the modern, secular age.The modern world created "a crisis of the Scripture principle" by substituting critical reason as the principle for knowing final truth. The postmodern world looks at things quite differently, focusing on what it means to live in a world where there seems to be no rational certainties, no philosophical proofs, and no final authorities. In the face of these modern and postmodern challenges, these Evangelical authors offer a fresh, informed, and balanced view of the role of the Scriptures in knowing God.

Religion & Spirituality

Clark H. Pinnock

Christian Books & Bibles

Harper&Row

The growing belief that Christ is just one of many ways to God is becoming a real challenge for evangelical Christians. In this unique book, four dominant theological views--from salvation in Christ alone to the belief that all ethical religions lead to God--are presented side by side by advocates of each, to help thinking Christians understand and meet the challenges these beliefs present.

Four Views on Salvation in a Pluralistic World

Zondervan

Clark H. Pinnock shows proponents of the Scripture principle how to respond cogently to biblical criticism, while keeping all necessary elements in perspective. He considers the whole doctrine of Scripture, including divine authority, human character and spiritual dynamic, to resolve the biblical authority debate and to provide the searching believer a discerning, functional trust in the Bible's relevance to everyday life.

HODDER STOUGHTON RELIGIOUS

In 1994, Clark Pinnock along with four other scholars published The Openness of God, which set out a new evangelical vision of God centered on his open, relational, and responsive love for creation. Since then, dozens of books and articles have been written to discuss the open view of God. It has become a major subject of debate within the Evangelical Theological Society, and Christianity Today has called for ongoing study of the subject by both classical theists and openness theologians. Now Pinnock, in an effort to continue ongoing conversation, returns with Most Moved Mover to defend the open view of God against criticism. Most Moved Mover, the most passionate and articulate defense of openness theology to date, begins with an analysis of the heated debate sparked by the publication of The Openness of God. Pinnock then clears up misconceptions about openness theology, points out areas of agreement between classical and openness theologians, and lays the groundwork for future discussions. From an insider's perspective, Pinnock takes readers deep into the openness debate that is shaking the evangelical movement, detailing reactions and replies from thinkers as diverse as Millard Erickson, Greg Boyd, and John Polkinghorne. Most Moved Mover is sure to inform all evangelicals, regardless of their viewpoint, of the latest developments concerning the open view of God movement. It will be required reading in the academy and for church leaders who want to keep current with the ongoing evangelical debate about God's nature and attributes.

Most Moved Mover: A Theology of God's Openness (The Didsbury Lectures)

Baker Academic

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Biblical Revelation, the Foundation of Christian Theology,

Moody Publishers

In Biblical Revelation, an outstanding young theologian contrasts the scriptural concepts of inspirational and revelation with today's inadequate

Biblical Revelation:The Foundation of Christian Theology

MOODY PRESS *

Set Forth Your Case: An Examination of Christianity's Credentials

Defense of Biblical in:

P & R Publishing Co (Presbyterian & Reformed)

"Encouraging both faith and critical judgment, Clark Pinnock investigates the truth claims of the Christian message in the light of five circles of evidence."

Reason Enough: A Case For The Christian Faith

INTERVARSITY PRESS *

Here is a ground-breaking book that suggests some new possibilities of interpretation around the challenge of religious pluralism. The subject of the book is the finality of Jesus Christ in a world of different religions. Pinnock explains succinctly the factors that have made religious pluralism a major challenge for Christian theology. Then he places the issue in the history of doctrine leading up to the present day. Five chapters follow this introductory material and cover the field very systematically: The first chapter deals with God's global reach in salvation and shows that God is concerned for all people in all nations; chapter two highlights the Christology through which God is known to be the God of grace; the third chapter shows how the Bible views other religions as they presently exist and how we can understand them; chapter four deals with religions as non-static entities and the object of divine power bringing in the kingdom; and the fifth chapter discusses eschatology, or how it is possible to understand salvation in generous and large terms. A Wideness in God's Mercy is one of the very few books to present a strong proposal on the issue of religious pluralism while maintaining a rock-solid evangelical stance. It will no doubt launch a decade of discussion on a higher level among Christians.

A Wideness in God¹s Mercy

Wipf & Stock Publishers

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The Scripture Principle

Four Views on Salvation in a Pluralistic World

The Scripture Principle

Most Moved Mover: A Theology of God's Openness (The Didsbury Lectures)

Biblical Revelation, the Foundation of Christian Theology,

Biblical Revelation:The Foundation of Christian Theology

Set Forth Your Case: An Examination of Christianity's Credentials

Defense of Biblical in:

Reason Enough: A Case For The Christian Faith

A Wideness in God¹s Mercy