This is a critical exploration of the theology of providence in the history of the church. Particular attention is devoted to the practical contexts of providentialism in politics, science and spirituality in the modern era. While critical of traditional formulations and uses, the volume aims to offer a chastened but constructive account.
This is a critical exploration of the theology of providence in the history of the church. Particular attention is devoted to the practical contexts of providentialism in politics, science and spirituality in the modern era. While critical of traditional formulations and uses, the volume aims to offer a chastened but constructive account.
David Fergusson is Professor of Divinity at the University of Edinburgh. He is the author and editor of over fifteen books, including Faith and its Critics (2009), based on the Gifford Lectures delivered at the University of Glasgow. A Fellow of the British Academy and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, he is co-editor (with Mark Elliott) of a three-volume History of Scottish Theology (forthcoming).
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Acknowledgements Introduction 1. Sources of providentialism 2. The Latin default setting 3. Dispersals of providence in modernity 4. Providence in nature 5. Twentieth-century reactions 6. Providence reconstructed Bibliography Names index Subject index.
Acknowledgements Introduction 1. Sources of providentialism 2. The Latin default setting 3. Dispersals of providence in modernity 4. Providence in nature 5. Twentieth-century reactions 6. Providence reconstructed Bibliography Names index Subject index.
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