Anotace
This main lecture in Systematic Theology on Magister level offers a fundamental survey of dogmatics.
The aim of the lecture is to demonstrate the current situation of protestant systematic theology based on selected classical dogmatic loci (theology proper, Christology, pneumatology, cosmology, anthropology, soteriology, ecclesiology, sacramentology, eschatology).
In the full-time program the lecture is varied every year so that students may get a complex overview of the whole discipline. The lecturer usually introduces a particular treatment of Christian doctrines and encourages students to critical reading of standard theological classics. By commenting both the old and new literature the lecturer invites the students to a critical and a self-critical discussion of the creeds of the church as well as creeds and faith confessions of their own tradition or denomination.
This time we will survey the theology of James Wm McClendon with a special attention to his treatment of Christian doctrine in his Systematic Theology.