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| Preface | |
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| Publicness in Systematic Theology | |
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| A Social Portrait of the Theologian: The Three Publics of Theology: Society, Academy, Church | |
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| Introduction | |
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| The Public of Society: The Three Realms of Society | |
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| The Public of the Academy: Theology as an Academic Discipline | |
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| The Public of the Church: A Sociological and Theological Reality | |
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| Conclusion: Theology as Public Discourse | |
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| A Theological Portrait of the Theologian: Fundamental, Systematic and Practical Theologies | |
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| A Theological Portrait of the Theologian | |
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| Three Disciplines in Theology: Fundamental, Systematic, Practical | |
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| Conclusion: Publicness in Fundamental, Systematic and Practical Theologies | |
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| The Classic | |
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| Introduction: Systematic Theology as Hermeneutical | |
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| The Normative Role of the Classics: Realized Experience | |
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| The Interpretation of the Classics and the Pluralism of Readings | |
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| The Production of the Classic: A Thought Experiment | |
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| Conclusion: Systematic Theology as Hermeneutical Revisited | |
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| Interpreting the Religious Classic | |
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| The Conversation and Conflict of Interpretations of Religion | |
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| The Religious Classic | |
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| The Religious Classic: Manifestation and Proclamation | |
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| The Realized Experience of Truth in Religious Classics | |
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| Classical Forms of Religious Expression: Manifestation and Proclamation | |
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| Interpreting the Christian Classic | |
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| Introduction: A Methodological Preface | |
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| The Christian Classic I: The Event and Person of Jesus Christ | |
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| The Event and the Text: Jesus Christ Witnessed to in the Scriptures | |
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| The Classic Expressions of the New Testament: A Proposal | |
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| The Correctives: Apocalyptic and the Doctrines of Early Catholicism | |
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| Proclamation as Event and Content | |
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| Narrative in the Gospels | |
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| Symbol and Reflective Thought: The Theologies of Paul and John | |
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| The Christian Classic II: The Search for a Contemporary Christology | |
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| Retrospect: The Forms of the Whole and the Search for Adequacy | |
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| Some Questions for a Contemporary Christology | |
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| Conclusion: The Belief in Jesus Christ | |
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| The Situation: The Emergence of the Uncanny | |
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| The Theologian and the Situation | |
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| The Dialectic of the Classics of the Contemporary Situation | |
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| The Self-Exposure of the Classics to and in the Situation: The Ideal of Dialogue | |
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| Orientations, Options, Faiths: The Uncanny | |
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| Christian Responses in the Contemporary Situation: Family Resemblances and Family Quarrels | |
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| Introduction | |
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| The Trajectories of the Route of Manifestation | |
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| The Trajectories of the Route of Proclamation | |
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| From Manifestation and Proclamation to History and Praxis: Political and Liberation Theologies | |
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| A Christian Systematic Analogical Imagination | |
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| Classical Theological Languages: Analogy and Dialectic | |
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| A Christian Systematic Analogical Imagination: A Proposal | |
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| Christian Analogical Imagination: Ordered Relationships, God-Self-World | |
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| Epilogue: The Analogical Imagination | |
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| Index of Principal Names | |
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| Index of Principal Subjects | |