Available in three volumes, this is one of the great works of 20th Century theology. Brunner presents a profoundly biblical systematic theology, finding a path between the ideas of Barth and Bultmann.
The first volume covers the doctrine of God. After an introduction setting out the nature of Dogmatics, the main topics covered are the nature of God and the Will of God.
The second volume covers the doctrine of creation and redemption, discussing the central themes of the Creator and His Creation, Man’s place in Creation, Man’s sin and its consequences, and the person and work of Jesus Christ.
The third volume covers the doctrine of the Church and of Faith, presenting the nature of the Church as a reflection of God’s self-revelation through the Holy Spirit, and the Consummation in eternity of the Divine Self-communication.
The first volume covers the doctrine of God. After an introduction setting out the nature of Dogmatics, the main topics covered are the nature of God and the Will of God.
The second volume covers the doctrine of creation and redemption, discussing the central themes of the Creator and His Creation, Man’s place in Creation, Man’s sin and its consequences, and the person and work of Jesus Christ.
The third volume covers the doctrine of the Church and of Faith, presenting the nature of the Church as a reflection of God’s self-revelation through the Holy Spirit, and the Consummation in eternity of the Divine Self-communication.
