Notes on Contributors

Preface

Acknowledgements

Part One: Types of Liberal Theology

Introduction: The Past, Present and Future of Liberal Theology

What has London (or Oxford or Cambridge) to do with Augsburg? The Enduring Significance of the German Liberal Tradition in Christian Theology

The Importance of Liberal Theology

`But who am I?' The Question of the Theologian rather than the Question to the Theologian

The Revival of Liberal Modernism

Reconsidering Pluralism: The Diversity of Ethical Goals

Part Two: Liberal Theology and Education

Liberal Theology and Transformative Pedagogy

Liberal Theology and Transformative Pedagogy: A Response to Peter Hodgson

The Experience of Theological Education: Maintaining a `Liberal' Agenda in a Post-Liberal Age

Part Three: Addressing the Critics

Karl Barth and Liberal Theology

Shape-shifting Disturbances as Divine Presence

Postmodern Theology: The Apotheosis or Scourge of Liberalism?

A Liberal Helping of Postliberalism Please

Conclusion: An Outsider's View

The Problems of a Liberal Religion: A Sociologist's View

Index