Missing persons : individual eschatology in twentieth century Protestant theology
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Donald Gordon MacEwan, 'Missing persons : individual eschatology in twentieth century Protestant theology', [thesis], Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland). Department of Religions and Theology, 2001, pp 307Download Item:
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This thesis comprises a survey and critique of individual eschatology according to the major Protestant theologians of the twentieth century; Rudolf Bultmann, Karl Barth, and the post-Barthians Jurgen Moltmann and Eberhard Jungel. Through a
close reading of their writings on individual eschatology and other topics which have
a strong bearing on the subject, aided by a comprehensive survey of secondary
criticism, common features in their positions regarding the destiny of the individual
human being in and beyond death are established.
Author: MacEwan, Donald Gordon
Advisor:
Ayres, LewisVan Nieuwenhove, Rik
Mackey, James
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Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)Publisher:
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