David Lauber
Biography
David Lauber earned a PhD at Princeton Theological Seminary. Lauber has served as dean of the School of Biblical and Theological Studies and associate professor of theology at Wheaton College. Lauber edited Life Questions Every Student Asks (2020), The People's Book (2017), and Theology Questions Everyone Asks (2014).
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Theology
“which unites persons with Christ and communion with God. Paul Uyen brings together a close reading of the Bible and a generously ecumenical explication of Christian tradition in service of a lively dogmatic account of the ‘economy of illumination.’ He ably guides the reader towards a deeper understanding of God’s illumination that transforms the minds and hearts of Christian disciples. This wise and insightful study enlightens our doctrinal understanding and in so doing leads us to live before God with deeper prayer, devotion, and obedience.”
The Journey of Modern Theology
Theology
“This is an exceptional achievement-—the fruit of many years of diligent labor in the classroom and study. From Descartes to Hauerwas, and just about everyone in between, Roger Olson provides a travelogue that covers the many routes taken in the journey that is modern theology. Through learned and appealing descriptions of the landmarks along the way, Olson invites his readers to take up their own explorations of key theologians and movements. This is an engaging and readable survey, which will serve as an able guide for students of modern theology for many years to come.”
Theology
“This is the product of many years of appreciatively reading and studying the centrality of the cross in Eastern Orthodox theology and practice. James Payton is an expert guide to Orthodoxy's account of God's victorious act of salvation, as he corrects common misconceptions, clarifies significant differences between Orthodoxy and Western Christianity, and provides a holistic account of the cross and salvation. He demonstrates a respectful fluency with the material, including biblical interpretation, patristic theology, modern Orthodox theologians and historians, and liturgy and spirituality. This book is essential for anyone interested in deepening their understanding of the saving power of Christ and his cross.”
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