Dawn DeVries
Biography
Dawn DeVries has served as John Newton Thomas Professor of Systematic Theology at Union Theological Seminary in New York City. DeVries wrote Jesus Christ in the Preaching of Calvin and Schleiermacher (1996).
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A Theology for the Twenty-First Century
Theology
“Ottati has attempted something too few Christian theologians any longer feel obliged to provide—a systematically coherent account of all the major doctrines of the faith. But beyond this, he serves Christians in the twenty-first century well by attending to the unique challenges of our times: globalization, climate crisis, the resurgence of racially and ethnically defined hatreds, interfaith relations and claims to unique possession of truth, and the struggle to renew the institutions of civil society (among others). His vision, grounded in the Augustinian and Reformed traditions, is realistic yet hopeful. Highly recommended.”
Theology
“Readers of Ottati’s recent A Theology for the Twenty-First Century know he is a brilliant interpreter of Christian faith for our time. Living Belief provides a brief and reliable compendium of that larger theological work that is approachable for a larger audience of non-specialists. Ottati outlines his basic theological vision in conversation with the classic texts studied in the great Reformation-era catechisms: the Apostles’ Creed, the Ten Commandments, and the Lord’s Prayer. In the spirit of lively inquiry, he explores basic Christian affirmations with attention both to their historical roots and to their meaning in our contemporary context. This is an excellent text for beginning students of Christian theology and would also serve well in church educational settings. Highly recommended.”
Theology for Liberal Protestants
Theology
“For professional theologians, clergy, and laity alike, this book is an invaluable resource. . . . The deep and broad erudition on display is impressive. But equally noteworthy is Ottati’s continuous attention to the practical and ethical dimensions of theological ideas and their ultimate purpose to aid in the nurture and promotion of piety. Highly recommended.”
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