GRAMMAR OF CHRISTIAN FAITH CB

Volume I; The Context and Task of Christian Theology; Revelation and the Knowledge of God; Sources and Norms of Theology as Dialectical Confession and Profession; The Triune God; God the Creator: Creation, Providence, and Evil; Human Being as Created and Sinful; Volume II; The Person of Jesus Christ; The Work of Jesus Christ; The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit; The Christian Life; The Doctrine of Church; Proclamation, Sacraments, and Prayer; Christian Hope and Eschatology; Index of Subjects; Index of Names; Index of Scripture References.

I believe that A Grammar of Christian Faith is destined, along with the work of Jenson and McClendon, to be the book that signals the recovery of the Christian voice in modernity. Deeply schooled by Wittgenstein, the Church Fathers, Barth, and Yoder, Jones' presentation of Christian convictions is as elegant as it is profound. Anyone committed to serious theological reflection must read this book.--Stanley Hauerwas, professor of theological ethics at the Divinity School of Duke University