Bloomquist, Karen L2019-09-252019-09-252012-04-1320099783905676907http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/184744How can Scripture and Lutheran theological understandings be reinterpreted in an increasingly interreligious and threatened world? How can theology be further developed in ways that are transformative of personal, social and global realities today? In this book, theologians from around the world engage challenges such as these by developing hermeneutical and theological perspect i ves on creat ion, soteriology, pneumatology, ecclesiology and eschatology, as well as drawing upon other disciplines. This final volume in the TLC series brings together some of the papers presented at the concluding 2009 consultation in Augsburg, Germany. Contributors include: Niels-Henrik Gregersen (Denmark), HansPeter Grosshans (Germany), Guillermo Hansen (Argentina/USA), Eva Harasta (Germany), Motoo Ishi (Japan), Allen Jorgenson (Canada), Kristin Johnston Largen (USA), Monica Melanchthon ( India), Girma Mohammed ( Ethiopia/Netherlands), Duane Priebe (USA), J. Paul Rajashekar (India/USA), Barbara Rossing (USA), Vítor Westhelle (Brazil/USA), Dean Zweck (Australia).1 online resource (204 pages)engWith permission of the license/copyright holderLutheran hermeneuticsBiblical interpretationreligious pluralityEcumenismIntercultural and contextual theologiesChristian denominationsGlobal Church History and World ChristianityDogmaticsChristian World CommunionsIntercultural theologiesLutheranCreeds, confessionsPublic, political theologyBook