Klaus Haacker is Professor of New Testament Studies at the Barmen School of Theology, Wuppertal, Germany.

'Haacker, building on the work of his earlier commentary on Romans, rises to this challenge in an admirable manner … Haacker's study of the theology of Romans is an extremely rich and helpful treatment.' The Expository Times

• 1. Introduction; 2. Theology in a nutshell; 3. Theology in process; 4. Major concerns; 5. Sorting the sources; 6. To the Romans a Roman?; 7. Romans in its canonical context; 8. The impact of Romans and interactions with Romans in church history; 9. The relevance of Romans reconsidered; Further reading.

Klaus Haacker is Professor of New Testament Studies at the Barmen School of Theology, Wuppertal, Germany.

'Haacker, building on the work of his earlier commentary on Romans, rises to this challenge in an admirable manner … Haacker's study of the theology of Romans is an extremely rich and helpful treatment.' The Expository Times

• 1. Introduction; 2. Theology in a nutshell; 3. Theology in process; 4. Major concerns; 5. Sorting the sources; 6. To the Romans a Roman?; 7. Romans in its canonical context; 8. The impact of Romans and interactions with Romans in church history; 9. The relevance of Romans reconsidered; Further reading.

Klaus Haacker is Professor of New Testament Studies at the Barmen School of Theology, Wuppertal, Germany.

'Haacker, building on the work of his earlier commentary on Romans, rises to this challenge in an admirable manner … Haacker's study of the theology of Romans is an extremely rich and helpful treatment.' The Expository Times

• 1. Introduction; 2. Theology in a nutshell; 3. Theology in process; 4. Major concerns; 5. Sorting the sources; 6. To the Romans a Roman?; 7. Romans in its canonical context; 8. The impact of Romans and interactions with Romans in church history; 9. The relevance of Romans reconsidered; Further reading.