The Princeton Theological Review
Spring 2006
A Tribute to StanleY Grenz
Prolegomena
“In Dedication to Professor Stanley Grenz”
by Erik Leafblad
Introduction
by Ed L. Miller
Articles
Straddling the Tasman:The Relevance of Grenz’s Revisioned Evangelical Theology in the Australasian Context
by Brian Harris
The Implications of Postmodernism for Theology:On Meta-narratives, Foundationalism, and Realism
by Jim Beilby
Faith Seeking Understanding in a Postmodern Context: Stanley Grenz and Nonfoundational Theology
by John R. Franke
Grenz’s Theological Method and the Commodification of Religion
by Bradley B. Onishi
Reflections
Stanley J. Grenz’s Contribution to Evangelical Theology
by Roger E. Olsen
Stanley Grenz, Women in Ministry, and the Trinity: A Model in Practical Theology
by David Komline
Stan Grenz Among the Baptists
by Myles Werntz
Theology for Pastors: Appreciating Stanley J. Grenz
by William Mangrum
Book Reviews
Review of Stanley Grenz’ The Named God and the Question
Review by Keith Johnson
Review of Stanley Grenz’ Rediscovering the Triune God: the Trinity in Contemporary Theology
Review by Daniel McClain
David Hart’s The Beauty of the Infinite: The Aesthetics of Christian Truth
Review by Han-luen Kantzer Komline
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