Actuality Of Atonement Book

	Preface
	Acknowledgements
1	Patterns of Rationalism	1
I	Where We Stand	1
II	Redemption by Reason: Immanuel Kant and the Rationalism of Morality	3
III	Translation and Reduction: F. D. E. Schleiermacher and the Rationalism of Experience	9
IV	Metaphor and Concept: Hegel and Conceptual Rationalism	16
V	Rationalism and Rationality	23
2	Metaphor and Theological Language	27
I	The Dynamics of Metaphor	27
II	Words and the World	32
III	Words and the World	36
IV	Metaphor in Theology	40
V	Language in Action	48
3	The Battlefield and the Demons	53
I	A Divine and Human Victory	53
II	The Old Testament and the New	59
III	The Language of Demons	62
IV	The Language of Victory	74
4	The Justice of God: A Conversation	83
I	Overlaps	83
II	Anselm of Canterbury	87
III	Beyond the Legal Metaphor	93
IV	The Justice of God	96
V	Justice, Justification, Judgement	100
VI	Tow Twentieth Century Theologies	105
5	Christ the Sacrifice: A Dead Metaphor?	115
I	The Problem	115
II	The Bible and the Metaphor	120
III	Edward Irving and the Priestly Self-Offering of Christ	128
IV	The Logic of Sacrifice	135
6	The Atonement and the Triune God	143
I	Relation	143
II	God: in the Beginning	145
III	God: in the End	150
IV	Subjective and Objective	155
V	Representation and Substitution	160
VI	Two Systematic Questions	167
7	The Community of Reconciliation	173
I	Perplexity	173
II	Truth	178
III	Victory	180
IV	Judgement	183
V	Forgiveness	188
VI	Community	195
VII	Praise	200
	References and Bibliography	205
	Index of Biblical References	215
	Index of Subjects	217
	Index of Names	221