A Conversation with Gerald Bray on his new Systematic Theology

Posted on April 11, 2012 
Filed under Resources, Theology

At The Gospel Coalition website, Gerald Bray responds to questions put by Matt Smethurst  about Bray’s recently published Systematic Theology, “God is Love”.

“God Is Love is very different from any other systematic theology on the market today because it takes the Reformation principle of sola Scriptura seriously. It is not just a question of backing up everything from the Bible but of trying to convey God’s self-revelation in the Bible in a biblical way…”

– Read the conversation here.

Related: Mark Thompson writes:

“Here is a piece of mature theology, concerned for the glory of God, the edification of his people, and the spread of the gospel in the world. What a refreshing change from the posturing and positioning of so much theological writing today. Gerald is not trying to draw attention to himself, make a name for himself or impress his peers in the theological academy or in his ecclesiastical stable. From the beginning the spotlight is elsewhere – something this book has in common with the best of Christian theology through the centuries.”

– at Theological Theology.