Ford's The Modern Theologians

Acknowledgments Notes on Contributors List of Modern Theologians Introduction Rachel Muers and Ashley Cocksworth Section A - The Modern Theologians in Their Contexts Part I GEOGRAPHICAL CONTEXTS 1. African Theology Elias Kifon Bongmba 2. African Women's Theology Esther Mombo 3. Latin American Liberation Theology Rebecca S. Chopp, Ethna Regan, and David Tombs 4. Gustavo Gutiérrez O. Ernesto Valiente 5. North America K. Healan Gaston 6. James H. Cone Anthony G. Reddie 7. Rosemary Radford Ruether Lilian Calles Barger 8. Paul Tillich Rachel Sophia Baard 9. The Niebuhrs Joshua Mauldin 10. Western Europe Philip G. Ziegler 11. Karl Barth Hanna Reichel 12. Karl Rahner Karen Kilby 13. Hans Urs von Balthasar Mark McInroy 14. Dietrich Bonhoeffer Eleanor McLaughlin 15. South Asia Felix Wilfred 16. Korea Sung Bihn Yim 17. China Alexander Chow Part II ECCLESIAL CONTEXTS 18. Catholic Theology after Vatican II Paul D. Murray 19. Pentecostal Theology Sammy Alfaro 20. Ecumenical Theology Odair Pedroso Mateus 21. Evangelical Theology Sung Wook Chung 22. Anglican Theology Joseph D. Galgalo and Jenny Leith 23. Orthodox Theology Paul Ladouceur and Brandon Gallaher Part III THEOLOGICAL MOVEMENTS 24. Feminist Theology Karen O'Donnell 25. Postcolonial Theologies Susan Abraham 26. Queer Theology Patrick S. Cheng 27. Postliberal Theology Ben Fulford Part IV PRACTICES OF ENGAGEMENT 28. Practical and Pastoral Theology Katie Cross 29. Philosophy and Theology Nicholas Adams 30. Biblical Interpretation Susannah Ticciati 31. Spirituality and Theology Andrew Prevot 32. Liturgical Theology Stephen Burns Section B - Contemporary Theology and Its Challenges Part V THEOLOGY, ARTS, AND SCIENCES 33. Theology and Music Jeremy S. Begbie 34. Theology and Literature Kevin Hart 35. Theology and Popular Culture Clive Marsh 36. Theology and Film Jolyon Mitchell 37. Theology and the Visual Arts Chloë Reddaway 38. Theology and the Physical Sciences David Wilkinson 39. Theology and the Biological Sciences Celia

RACHEL MUERS is Professor of Divinity at the University of Edinburgh, UK. Her publications include Keeping God's Silence: Towards a Theological Ethics of Communication, Living for the Future: Theological Ethics for Coming Generations, Testimony: Quakerism and Theological Ethics, and Modern Theology: A Critical Introduction. She co-edits the Cambridge Elements in Christian Doctrine series and is a former President of the Society for the Study of Theology.
 
ASHLEY COCKSWORTH is Reader in Theology and Practice at the University of Roehampton, UK. He is the author of Karl Barth on Prayer and Prayer: A Guide for the Perplexed, and (with David F. Ford) Glorification and the Life of Faith. His edited volumes include T&T Clark Handbook of Christian Prayer, Karl Barth: Spiritual Writings, and From the Shores of Silence: Conversations in Feminist Practical Theology. He co-edits the Cambridge Elements in Christian Doctrine series and is a former Treasurer of the Society for the Study of Theology.
 
DAVID F. FORD, OBE is Regius Professor of Divinity Emeritus at the University of Cambridge, UK. He is the author of numerous books, including Self and Salvation: Being Transformed; Christian Wisdom: Desiring God and Learning in Love; The Gospel of John: A Theological Commentary; and (with Ashley Cocksworth) Glorification and the Life of Faith. He co-founded the practice of Scriptural Reasoning, co-founded and co-chairs the Rose Castle Foundation (a centre for reconciliation, peacebuilding, and inter-faith engagement), and chairs Lyn's House Cambridge, a community of hospitality and friendship for those with and without learning disabilities.