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Index of Subjects and Names Abrams Rebillard, Suzanne, 52nn6–7 Alexandrian approach to exegesis, 9–10 allegory, 128–34 allegorical method, 9–11, 138 Ammianus, Marcellinus, 52 Anselm of Canterbury, 209 Antiochene approach to exegesis, 10 apophaticism. See Gregory of Nazianzus, knowledge of God Aquinas, Thomas, 208, 243 Aristotle, 100 ascension. See Jesus Christ, ascension of Augustine of Hippo, 159 Athanasius of Alexandria, 80, 149 atonement. See also incarnation; and Christology in Frei, 217–18; pattern of exchange, 83–84, 87, 216–19, 225, 250; our participation in, in Frei, 219 Auerbach, Erich, 196n16, 199–200 authorial intention(s), 260–61 authority, Scriptural. See Scripture, linguistic medium of Christ’s presence and Scriptural authority; theology of Scripture and christocentric theology of history, and Scriptural authority Bakhtin, Mikhail, 40–42 Barth, Karl, 12, 26n45, 39n116, 48, 196n16, 233, 245–51, 254, 259, 267, 276, 278; identity of the disciples in, 250–51 Basil of Caesarea, 169–70 Beeley, Christopher, 54, 152–53, 156 Bouteneff, Pierre C., 10n27 Bowald, Mark Alan, 12, 208n87 Boyle, Nicholas, 197n22 Bromiley, Geoffrey W., 248n73 Bultmann, Rudolf, 244 Cameron, Averil, 165 Campbell, Charles L., 11n31, 280, 281n5 canon, shape of in Frei, 255–58 canonical criticism. See Brevard Childs Carruthers, Mary, 161–62, 164 Childs, Brevard, 2–3, 15, 25–30, 198 Christianization, 7, 165 Christology. See Jesus Christ; Incarnation civic euergetism in late antiquity and the Cappadocian Fathers, 169–71; re-envisioned in Nazianzen’s On Love for the Poor, 172–88 Coakley, Sarah, 93 Comstock, Gary, 253n87 Cunningham, Valentine, 254 Daley, Brian E., 10, 83n19, 169 Daniélou, Jean , 130n90 Dawson, John David, 12, 218n136, 229, 248n72 deification, 69–70, 83–84, 87, 91–92, 100–102, 104, 108 Demoen, Kristoffel, 116n35, 129–31, 133–34, 138, 147 Demson, David, 12, 221, 249 divine action. See also Providence; immanent and transcendent, 39, 52–58; sustaining creaturely interactions, 58–65; and historical forces in Jesus’ passion, 206–8; and the resurrection of Jesus, 208, 214 divine eloquence, Scripture and its rhetoric deployment, 277–82 297 divine pedagogy, 66–76, 228, 275. See also Scripture, as medium of divine pedagogy; preaching Scripture as medium for Christ’s pedagogy; divine eloquence Eliot, George (Maryann Evans), 197 Ephorus, 51 Eunomians, 153 Eusebius of Caesarea, 52 Evans, C. Stephen, 23n35, 50 figural and typological interpretation of the Old Testament, 127–31, 257–58, 267–68 figural reading of history, 224–26, 282; and public theology, 226. See also historical consciousness, Christian Fowl, Stephen E., 5, 46n165 Frei, Hans W.: atonement, account of, 216–20; biography, 7–8; Christology, 196n16, 201–15; on discipleship, 211–12, 227, 229, 244, 267, 275–76; ecclesiology, 222–23; eschatology, 222–26; pneumatology, 221–23, 228, 234, 244–47, 249, 251–53, 265–66; providential reign of Christ, 222–24, 227; similarities with Gregory of Nazianzus, 8; theological method, 195–200, 231–34; theology of the Word, 222, 234, 242–49, 252–53, 255, 257, 259–66, 276–78 Fulbrook, Mary, 21n29 Gadamer, Hans Georg, 3, 36, 244 Gamble, Harry Y., 160–61 Geertz, Clifford, 237 Gregory of Nazianzus: anthropology, 66–71, 81, ascetical theology, 96–104; on baptism, 88–95, 156; biography, 6–7; Christology, 79–89; cosmology, 60–65; divorce, teaching on, 144–45; ecclesiology, 102–3; eschatology, 104; economy of salvation, 72–76; historiographer, as, 51–52; knowledge of God, 53–57; Israel and the Jewish people, 74–75; on love for the poor, 172–74; Paideia, in, 115–19; pneumatology, 58, 60, 72, 76–77, 79, 89–105, 107, 109, 113, 136, 137, 138–40, 151–52, 154–56, 159, 165; pastoral care, teaching on, 108–9; virginity, teaching on, 145–46; virtues, in, 100–102, 179–82 Gregory of Nyssa, 169–70 Hanson, R. P. C., 10, 130n90, 134 Hardy, D. W., 252 Harrison, Carol, 165–66 Harvey, Van, 17, 18n13, 20n24, 23n35 Hays, Richard B., 145, 183, 267 Henry, Carl F. H., 241–42 Herodotus, 51 Higton, Mike, 11–12, 221–22, 223n157 historical criticism, 1–2 historical consciousness, 2; Christian, Christocentric, 216–26, 274–75 (see also figural reading of history); and discipleship, 226–27; shaped by Scripture, 276–77; embodied in rhetorical participation in divine eloquence (see divine eloquence); problems for theology, 22–24, 191–93; problems for the theology of Scripture, 21–25, 52, 193–95, 231, 274 (see also theology of Scripture; christocentric theology of history); Troeltsch’s account of, 2, 6, 16–21, 39, 48, 193 historical reference, in Frei, 198–212, 242–44...

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