SJT, May 2008

Who is Isaiah's Servant? Narrative identity and theological potentiality - Mark Gignilliat

The shape of soteriology and the pistis Christou debate - David L. Stubbs

Aesthetic christology and medical ethics: the status of Christ's gaze in care for the suffering - David C.

The soul and the reading of scripture:  a note on Henri De Lubac - Lewis Ayres

Holy love and divine aseity in the theology of John Zizioulas - Tom McCall

The theological function of the doctrine of the divine attributes and the divine glory, with special reference to Karl Barth and his reading of the Protestant Orthodox - Christopher R. Holmes

Why gift? Gift, gendeer and trinitarian relations in Milbank and Tanner - Sarah Coakley

Reviews include Ian McFarland on Mike Higton's Christ, Providence and History, Lindsey Hall on Jurgen Moltmann's In the End - Beginning and Thomas Bremer on John Inge's A Christian Theology of Place.