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EMILE BRUNNER: His Formation as a Theologian; The Biographical Context; The Intellectual and Spiritual Development; The Literacy Production; His Place in Modern Theology-- THE FOUNDATION OF CHRISTIAN FAITH AND KNOWLEDGE: The Need for Prolegomena; The Question of Truth; the Problem of Revelation and Reason; Revelation in Biblical Thought; Opposing Views of Truth ; The Testing and Clarification on a Thesis; The Problem of Natural Theology-- THE CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE OF GOS: he Nature of God; The Wild of God-- THE CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE OF MAN: Man before god; Presuppositions of the Christian Doctrine; Man in His Origin; Man in Contradiction to His Origin and His Being; Man in Conflict under the Law; Man in Society; The Problem of the Good in Natural; Morality and Religion; The Christian understanding of the Problem of the Good; the Divine Command-- THE CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE OF THE MEDIATOR: The Work of Christ; The Revealing Work of Christ; The Reconciling of Christ; The Dominical Work of Christ; The Person of Christ; The Deity of Christ; The Incarnation of Christ; The Significance of the God-Man--THE CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE OF THE CHURCH: An Historical Transformation; Perspectives an the Reality of the Church; The Ecclesia in the New Testament; Created "Marks" of the Church Interpreted-- THE CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE ON FAITH: A Preliminary Description of Faith and Unbelief; Faith According to the biblical Witness; An Historical Misunderstanding of Fith; The Work of Christ through the Holy Spirit; Justification; Regeneration; Conversion; Sanctification; Cognitive and Functional Aspects of Faith-- THE CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE OF ETERNAL HOPE: The Significance of Hope for Human Life; Hope as the Coalescence of time and Eternity; Hope and Unbelief; Hope and the Kingdom of God; Hope and the Mystery of Death; Hope as Parousia and Resurrection ; Other Matters Related to Eternal Hope; The last Judgement and the Question of Universal Redemption; The Consummation of All Things--BRUNNER'S THEOLOGY IN RETROSPECT: Some General Observations; Some Lingering Questions.