The Blackwell Companion to Nineteenth-Century Theology

Preface.

Part I: Key Thinkers and Their Influence.

1. Kant (Nicholas Adams, University of Edinburgh).

2. Schleiermacher (Christine Helmer, Northwestern University).

3. Hegel (David Fergusson, University of Edinburgh).

4. Coleridge (Stephen R. Holmes, University of St. Andrews).

5. Kierkegaard (David R. Law, University of Manchester).

6. Newman (Frank M. Turner, Yale University).

Part II: Trends and Movements.

7. Natural Science and Theology (James C. Livingston, College of William and Mary).

8. Romanticism and Pantheism (Julia A. Lamm, Georgetown University).

9. Roman Catholic Theology: Tübingen (Bradford E. Hinze, Fordham University).

10. Russian Theology (Olga Nesmiyanova, Saint-Petersburg School of Religion and Philosophy).

11. Evangelicalism (David W. Bebbington, University of Stirling).

12. Kenotic Christology (David R. Law, University of Manchester).

13. Mediating Anglicanism: Maurice, Gore, and Temple (Ulrike Link-Wieczorek, University of Oldenburg).

14. Mediating Theology in Germany (Matthias Gockel, University of Jena).

15. America: Confessional Theologies (James D. Bratt, Calvin College).

16. America: Transcendentalism to Social Gospel (Robert W. Jenson, formerly Center of Theological Inquiry, Princeton).

17. Reformed Theology in Scotland and the Netherlands (Graham McFarlane, London School of Theology).

18. Neo-Scholasticism (Ralph Del Colle, Marquette University).

19. The Bible and Literary Interpretation (Stephen Prickett, University of Glasgow).

20. Skeptics and Anti-Theologians (George Pattison, University of Oxford).

21. History of Religion School (Mark D. Chapman, Ripon College Cuddesdon, Oxford).

22. The Bible and Theology (John W. Rogerson, University of Sheffield).

23. Liberal Theology in Germany (Christine Axt-Piscalar, Georg-August University of Göttingen).

24. Catholic Modernism (Gerard Loughlin, Durham University).

Index.