The T&T Clark
Companion to Colin Gunton is due to published (I think) towards the end of
2019 and one of the editors (Andrew Picard) has given me permission to reproduce
the outline on my blog. You will see that I’m one of the contributors!
Andrew Walker: ForewordMurray Rae, Myk Habets, and Andrew Picard (eds.): IntroductionPaul Brazier: Colin Gunton: A Life in TheologyPart 1: Theological ThemesPaul Metzger: Gunton on RevelationPaul Cumin: Gunton on MediationSue Patterson: Gunton on Theological LanguagePaul Molnar: Gunton on the TrinityChristoph Schwöbel: Gunton on CreationOliver Crisp: Gunton on ChristologyMurray Rae: Gunton on AtonementMarc Cortez: Gunton on Theological AnthropologyMyk Habets: Gunton on PneumatologyTerry J. Wright: Gunton on EschatologyUche Anizor: Gunton on EcclesiologyJohn McDowell: Gunton on ModernityAndrew Picard: Gunton on CultureLucy Peppiatt: Gunton on CommunityAndy Goodliff and Paul Goodliff: Gunton on Theology, Ministry, and the Christian LifePart 2: TheologiansDouglas Farrow: Gunton and IrenaeusDemetrios Bathrellos: Gunton and the CappadociansJoshua McNall: Gunton and AugustineRandal Rauser: Gunton and Western PhilosophyMark Thompson: Gunton and CalvinStephen Holmes: Gunton and ColeridgeGraham McFarlane: Gunton and IrvingKelly Kapic: Gunton and OwenPeter S. Oh: Gunton and BarthJeremy Ive: Gunton and JensonEve Tibbs: Gunton and Zizioulas/Eastern OrthodoxyEric Flett: Gunton and T. F. TorranceIvor Davidson: Gunton and JüngelComprehensive Bibliography of Gunton’s Works
There are some big names here and I am privileged to see my much,
much smaller name squeezed in among them. I’m also a little nervous, as the
essay on eschatology will be the first piece of sustained academic writing I’ve
done for quite a few years and I feel sorely out of practice. The aim is to
focus on Gunton’s constructive contribution to theology, so this Companion should prove to be a stimulating
read on the whole.
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