Semper reformandum : studies in honour of Clark H. Pinnock / edited by Stanley E. Porter and Anthony R. Cross.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Includes a bibliography of Clark H. Pinnock's works (p. [393]-405).

Clark H. Pinnock : his life and work /Barry L. Callen --Postconservative evangelical theology and the theological pilgrimage of Clark Pinnock /Roger E. Olson --Unbounded love and the openness of the future : an exploration and critique of Pinnock's theological pilgrimage /Gregory A. Boyd --The love of an open God /Delwin Brown --Knowing and supposing : the prescience of God /Robert Cook --Can God be responsive if the future is not open? /Terrance L. Tiessen --Reducing God to human proportions /John Sanders --Election and openness : new insights from chaos/complexity theory /C. Mark Steinacher --Theodicy : a comparative analysis /David Basinger and Randall Basinger --An assessment of some New Testament-related assumptions for open theism in the writings of Clark Pinnock /Stanley E. Porter --The filioque : assessing evangelical approaches to a knotty problem /David Guretzki --A theology of the third article? : Hegel and the contemporary enterprise in first philosophy and first theology /Amos Yong --The Holy Spirit and the church in modern Canadian Protestantism /John A. Vissers --Clark Pinnock's apologetic theology /Donald G. Bloesch --Clark Pinnock and process theology /John B. Cobb, Jr. --The three-fold sense of scripture : an evangelical grammar for theological hermeneutics /Alan G. Padgett --Interpreting scripture for a theology of revelation /Kurt Anders Richardson --The pluralist and inclusivist appeal to general revelation as a basis for inter-religious dialogue : a systematic theological investigation /Archibald J. Spencer --"For all, for all my Saviour died" /I. Howard Marshall --Is conversion an act of violence? : a public response to a common public question /John G. Stackhouse, Jr. --Being open to God's sacramental work : a study in baptism /Anthony R. Cross --Celebrating eternity : Christian worship as a foretaste of participation in the triune God /Stanley J. Grenz.

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