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An evangelical theologian describes the relationship between God and his Universe, and urges a return to a biblical understanding of a truly personal God.
Touching areas of both apologetics and systematic theology, this is a discussion of the ways in which God related to His world: through prayer, miracles, providence and sovereignty. In the light of both contemporary problems facing the church and lessons from the past, Dr MacDonald addresses questions such as:
Can God truly answer prayer if the ‘answer’ is already in existence?
Do miracles really happen?
Why is there evil if the Creator of the universe is good?
Do some things really happen only ‘by chance’?
The author exhorts the church to return to a biblical understanding of God as a truly personal being and to resist the Eastern view of an impersonal, uncaring deity which is sweeping the West today.
Touching areas of both apologetics and systematic theology, this is a discussion of the ways in which God related to His world: through prayer, miracles, providence and sovereignty. In the light of both contemporary problems facing the church and lessons from the past, Dr MacDonald addresses questions such as:
Can God truly answer prayer if the ‘answer’ is already in existence?
Do miracles really happen?
Why is there evil if the Creator of the universe is good?
Do some things really happen only ‘by chance’?
The author exhorts the church to return to a biblical understanding of God as a truly personal being and to resist the Eastern view of an impersonal, uncaring deity which is sweeping the West today.
Price: $23.95
Pages: 208
Publisher: Boydell & Brewer Inc.
Imprint: James Clarke
Publication Date:
26 November 1987
Trim Size: 7.99 X 5.24 in
ISBN: 9780227678923
Format: Paperback
BISACs:
RELIGION / Christian Theology / Systematic, Christianity, Theology
Preface
1. God as Person
2. Creation in Historical Perspective
3. Creation in Contemporary Thought
4. Providence
5. Miracles
6. The Problems of Prayer
7. The Language of Prayer
8. Natural Evil
9. Moral Evil and the Constitution of Nature
10. Moral Evil and Human Freedom
Notes
1. God as Person
2. Creation in Historical Perspective
3. Creation in Contemporary Thought
4. Providence
5. Miracles
6. The Problems of Prayer
7. The Language of Prayer
8. Natural Evil
9. Moral Evil and the Constitution of Nature
10. Moral Evil and Human Freedom
Notes