Courtesy of Zondervan, I received Christology, Ancient and Modern: Explorations in Constructive Dogmatics, edited by Oliver D. Crisp and Fred Sanders. The book features contributions from a couple of names I recognize, like Peter J. Leithard, Fred Sanders, Alan J. Torrance, and from a few names I do not, like Michael Allen, George Hunsinger, and Katherin Sonderegger. From what I have gathered, the work appears to be a compilation of the presentations at the Los Angeles Theological Conference.
This book interested me because I have always had an interest in Christology. My Master of Arts thesis focused on exploring the Christological motif of the deuteronomic Prophet-like-Moses in the Prologue of the Fourth Gospel. I anticipate that I will enjoying reading about Christology from less of a biblical studies perspective and more from a theological one.
The last time I talked with Daniel James Levy, we both were looking at the same book. If he decided on Christology as well then we may do a joint review.
I look forward to hearing your thoughts on the book. It would be cool to see a team review from you and Daniel.
We’re still trying to figure out how whether we’ll split the reviews or do individual reviews. Either way, I’ll be giving my thoughts.
Sounds good either way.