Philip Arthur Bence PhD Thesis - Research@StAndrews:FullText

TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER ONE Introduction 1
CHAPTER TWO Seven Theologies of Preaching--
Considered Individually 12
I. Harry Emerson Fosdick 14
II. Rudolf Bultmann 25
III. Karl Barth 37
IV. Paul Tillich 49
V. James Stewart 61
VI. D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones 70
VII. Karl Rahner 81
CHAPTER THREE Selected Issues in Preaching--
Seven Theologies Compared 92
I. Content--Atonement 93
II. Source--Inspiration 101
III. Setting--Consequences 107
IV. Purpose--Change in Hearer 113
V. Communication--Adaptability 120
VI. Sermon--Revelation 127
VII. Evaluation 134
A. Harry Emerson Fosdick 135
B. Rudolf Bultmann 136
C. Karl Barth 138
D. Paul Tillich 139
E. James Stewart 140
F. D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones 141
G. Karl Rahner 143
H. Conclusion 144
CHAPTER FOUR Further Consideration of the Seven
Theologies--Statement of Secondary Hvpotheses.146
I. A Consensus among the Theologies 146
II. 'Objective'/'Subjective' Groupings of
Theologies 155
III. Hypotheses Based on 'Oblective'/
IV.
'Subjective Groupings 162
Hypotheses Relating to the Importance
of the Teaching of Preaching
in Academic Institutions 166
V. The Potential Effect of
'Objectivity/'Sublectivity' on
VI.
Student Spiritual Development 173
Hypotheses Relating to the Seven
Individual Theologies 174
A. D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones 175
B. James Stewart 177
C. Karl Barth 178
D. Rudolf Bultmann 179
E. Paul Tillich 179
F. Karl Rahner 180
G. Harry Emerson Fosdick 181
CHAPTER FIVE Analysis of the Survey Data 183
I. Overall Survey Response 183