Contents
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
1. Prologue: Searching for God through Theology
Part 1. The Holy One and His Providence
2. God’s Holiness: A Reappraisal of Transcendence
3. God’s Passions: Unfitting Attributes?
4. The Love of God: Radical Asymmetry Overcome
5. Retracing the Plotlines of God’s Anger
6. Is the Immutable God Subject to Sorrow?
7. God’s Power and the Impossible: Who Delineates Them?
8. The Gospel of Prayer and Theories of Providence
9. Divine Action, Providence, and the Three Main Articles of the Creed
10. How Should the Universality of God’s Saving Will Be Understood?
Part 2. Analogy, Trinity, and Christ the Savior
11. The Interplay of Effects of Nature and of Grace in Knowing God
12. From Conceptual Rectitude to Truthful Speech vis-à-vis God
13. The Practice of Trinitarian Theology as Wayfaring Pilgrims
14. Should the Cross Be the Sole Revelation of the Trinity?
15. Paternal Theocentrism: The Eschatological Finality of God the Father
16. Christ’s Mission Implies His Preexistence: A Scriptural Argument
17. Aquinas on the Incarnation as a “Conversation” in Charity
18. The Universal Amplitude of Christ’s Singularity
Select Bibliography
Index