Princeton Theological Seminary is holding a massive book sale at the moment – which “providentially coincided” during my research visit here. Of course, as a book lover, I couldn’t miss the opportunity, so I went and bought the items below:
David Hume, A Treatise of Human Nature
Wolfhart Pannenberg, Theology and the Kingdom of God; and Jesus: God-Man
Martin Buber, Between Man and Man; I and Thou; Paths in Utopia; and Good and Evil
Soren Kierkeegard, The Present Age
Plato’s Republic
Jaroslav Pelican, ed., The World Treasury of Modern Religious Thought: A Reader
John Hick, The Existence of God
Emil Brunner, Faith Hope and Love; The Divine Imperative; Christian Doctrine of God, and Christian Doctrine of Creation and Redemption
Gustaf Aulen, Christus Victor
George Stroup, The Promise of Narrative Theology
E. Charles Heinze, Trinity and Triunity: Salvation and the Nature of the Godhead
Oskar Skarsaune, Incarnation: Myth of Fact?
Bernard of Clairvaux, The Love of God
Hans Kung, On Being a Christian
It is the theologian's burden to think and reflect critically and constructively in accordance with and in humble submission to the Truth and the Gospel of Jesus Christ on behalf of the Church, for the Church, and for the evangelization of cultures.
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