This useful and insightful volume aims to illustrate, espouse, and
renew the discipline of doctrinal theology, particularly as
exemplified historically by Martin Luther and his theological
reflection on the Trinity. The authors, steeped both in Luther's
works and in the doctrinal tradition, show how dogmatics in the
Lutheran tradition entails a delicate juxtaposition of credal
commitment, scriptural interpretation, and doctrinal elaboration.
Their respective chapters retrieve surprising historical insights
about Luther's own practice of doctrinal theology, the interaction
of the credal and doctrinal dimensions with a nuanced hermeneutic
of scripture, and the future shape of a doctrinal theology
genuinely responsive to the Gospel and the present age.
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