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1. zondervanacademic.com › blog › katherine-sondereggerKatherine Sonderegger on the Task of Dogmatic… | Zondervan ...

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   Nov 28, 2017 · 1) A Book Like No Other. This short summary, “the Bible is a book like no other,” stands as Sonderegger’s “strongest conviction about Holy Scripture as Sacred Ground of theology” (132). Drawn up in the Bible’s uniqueness are these themes: It confronts us as nothing else can or will. It belongs to no kind of class.

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   Jul 14, 2015 · Sonderegger is a theologian in the Reformed tradition which includes both Charles Hodge and Karl Barth, but there is no sense in which she is simply rewriting the greats. She has developed her own distinctive voice.

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   Sep 8, 2023 · This paper situates this project in Sonderegger's longstanding belief in a need for Christianity to overcome its pervasive anti-Judaism, and shows how, to achieve this aim, Sonderegger constructs a highly unique and provocative understanding of the Bible as the creaturely site wherein God's immanent, holy life is manifest.

4. theotherjournal.com › 2022 › 02God Is Not a Sacrifice: A Review of Katherine Sonderegger’s

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   His exposition refers to Psalm 40, Psalm 50, Isaiah 1, and passages from the Gospel of John. But he concludes with a quote from Leviticus: “The new coming on, you shall cast out the old” (Lev. 26:10). 8 Sonderegger holds that “the Bible is about God, not about salvation, principally or exhaustively” (40). And it is easy to see why she ...

5. www.christiancentury.org › article › critical-essayHow Katherine Sonderegger finds delight in a humble God

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   Jan 15, 2020 · Sonderegger acknowledges our discomfort with God’s allowance of suffering, but she defers to a more ancient fear—that God knows our sin, not just our suffering. In response to sin, Christ became the damned.

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   The second volume of Katherine Sonderegger's Systematic Theology is a daring attempt to do something new in trinitarian dogma: find a fulsome, technically sophisticated doctrine of the Trinity...

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   What does Sonderegger say about God?

   • Nevertheless, in Sonderegger’s theology, the God who is sacrifice and in whose name Israel’s and the church’s sacrifices are made, does reverberate as something spectacular. As she says, “even in the primal history, God commands center stage; in the midst of His creation, He the Triune One to Himself; He alone stands there” (66).

   God Is Not a Sacrifice: A Review of Katherine Sonderegger’s

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   Is Sonderegger a love letter to God?

   • Read our latest issue or browse back issues. Margaret Adams Parker, an artist who collaborated with Sonderegger on the just published book Praying the Stations of the Cross, reconciles these disparate qualities by citing an observation by another former student, who called Sonderegger’s systematic theology “a love letter to God.”

   How Katherine Sonderegger finds delight in a humble God

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   Who is Katherine Sonderegger?

   • Katherine Sonderegger is currently Professor of Theology at Virginia Theological Seminary. Her much awaited Systematic Theology Vol 1, The Doctrine of God has just been released by Fortress Press.

   Five Theologians You Should Know (4) – Katherine Sonderegger

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   What is it like to read Sonderegger?

   • Her nerve, her learning, her sense of humor, her patience in conversation, her extravagant prose. For me, reading Sonderegger is an immersive experience, a being-taken-in by her art. At times, her arguments strike me as frenetic and chaotic, like a Basquiat, like a Coltrane, experimentally juxtaposing, mixing, layering, upending.

   God Is Not a Sacrifice: A Review of Katherine Sonderegger’s

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   What is Sonderegger's sensibility?

   • Sonderegger’s sensibilities draw her to what most contemporary Christians, at least in her own tradition, find “deeply alien and unsettling” (356). She is disheartened, even grieved, by attempts to lower the stakes of theology, or worse, to domesticate God.

   God Is Not a Sacrifice: A Review of Katherine Sonderegger’s

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   What is Sonderegger's 'compatibilism'?

   • Sonderegger’s key theological commitment is to what she calls divine “compatibilism.” God and creatures do not compete over shared space. God can be present fully without displacing material creation. God can work in history without overriding human freedom. The key example for her is the burning bush of Horeb.

   How Katherine Sonderegger finds delight in a humble God

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   The second volume of Katherine Sonderegger's Systematic Theology is a daring attempt to do something new in trinitarian dogma: find a fulsome, technically sophisticated doctrine of the Trinity in key Old Testament texts using an interpretive approach, and employing assumptions, that might be re...