The Substance of Faith

Toward the future of Reformed theology / David Willis and Michael Welker -- Tradition in the modern world: the Reformed habit of mind / Brian Gerrish -- Catholicity of Reformed theology / Janos Pasztor -- Reformed theology in East and West / Nobuo Watanabe -- Christian theology: toward an Asian reconstruction / Choan-Seng Song -- Challenge to Reformed theology: a perspective from Myanmar / Edmund Za Bik -- Ecumenical responsibility of Reformed theology: the case of Egypt / Wafiq Wahba. Toward a Reformed theology of liberation: a retrieval of Reformed symbols in the struggle for justice / John de Gruchy -- Theologia reformata et semper reformanda / Jurgen Moltmann -- Travail and mission: theology reformed according to God's word at the beginning of the third millennium / Michael Welker -- Potential contributions of Reformed theology to ecumenical discussion and praxis / Beatriz Melano -- Substance of faith / Thomas Torrance -- Ecumenical future of Reformed theology / David Willis -- Vulnerability of God / William Placher. Logic of faith / Alexander McKelway -- Toward a new typology of Reformed doctrines of atonement / Leanne Van Dyk -- Notae Ecclesiae: a Reformed perspective / Christian Link -- Church -- mother of the believers / Lukas Vischer -- Presbytery and leadership in the church / Walter Herrenbruck -- Reformed theology and medical ethics: death, vocation, and the suspension of life support / Nancy Duff -- Contemporary relevance of Calvin's theology / Hans-Joachim Kraus -- Calvin's theological realism and the lasting influence of his theology / John Leith. Revelation and experience in Calvin's theology / Willem Balke -- Contemporary relevance of Calvin's social ethics / Hans-Helmut Esser -- Incarnation and the sacramental word: Calvin's and Schleiermacher's sermons on Luke 2 / Dawn DeVries -- Radical and Reformed: the ecumenical contribution of the Czech reformation / Jan Milic Lochman -- Some distinctive contributions of the Dutch-American Reformed tradition / John Hesselink -- Jonathan Edward's dis