P. T. Forsyth Ordine dei libri

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The collection features forty-eight previously unpublished sermons by P. T. Forsyth, highlighting the interplay between vocation and imagination in his theological work. Forsyth addresses the disconnect between theological study and preaching, emphasizing the revitalizing effect of Christian doctrine in pastoral and political contexts. This anthology, curated by Jason Goroncy, showcases Forsyth's ability to renew the church and offers timely insights for contemporary readers navigating fragmentation in faith and practice.

Peter Taylor Forsyth, a prominent theologian of the cross, transitioned from theological liberalism to classical Christianity in the 1880s, describing his journey as moving "from a lover of love to an object of grace." After twenty-five years of preaching and pastoring, he became the principal of Hackney College in London, where he focused on Systematic Theology and Preaching. Forsyth's influential works include "The Work of Christ," "Cruciality of the Cross," and "The Person and Place of Jesus Christ," reflecting his deep engagement with Christian doctrine.

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Theodicy is the attempt to adjust the ways of God to conscience. But to the conscience of God above all. That is the way taken in this book. Its object is not to bring God's ways to the bar either of human reason or human conscience, but rather to the bar where all reason and conscience must go at last, to the standard of a holy God's own account of Himself in Jesus Christ and His Cross.

Forsyth's greatest book. The two chapters with which the book ends are on such a level of intellectual power and religious insight that it seems to me beyond question that here is great theological writing. -Canon J. K. Mozley

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