Dr. Jonathan Norgate studied English Literature and Theology at King's College, Cambridge, and Systematic Theology at King's College, London, and the University of Aberdeen. He is currently on the staff of Christ Church, Fulwood in Sheffield, UK.

‘This is an impressive study—Norgate deftly explores what is very complex conceptual terrain to offer a greatly insightful analysis of the dogmatic architecture of I.A. Dorner's  System of Christian Doctrine. He lucidly demonstrates the central role that the ideas of divine aseity and the ‘absolute and ethical personality' of the triune God play in shaping the doctrines of creation, christology, salvation with the System, while scrutinising with care the implications of Dorner's apologetic aims and 'supralapsarian' logic. There is much to learn here not only about Dorner's own theological achievement, but also about the very task and shape of Christian theology itself.' - Philip Ziegler, University of Aberdeen, Scotland

• Chapter 1 The Doctrine of God Chapter 2 The Doctrine of the Economic Trinity and the Creation of the World Chapter 3 The Doctrines of the Creature and the Unity of God and Humanity Chapter 4 The Doctrine of Sin Chapter 5 The Doctrine of Christ Chapter 6 The Doctrines of the Atonement and Justification by Faith

Dr. Jonathan Norgate studied English Literature and Theology at King's College, Cambridge, and Systematic Theology at King's College, London, and the University of Aberdeen. He is currently on the staff of Christ Church, Fulwood in Sheffield, UK.

‘This is an impressive study—Norgate deftly explores what is very complex conceptual terrain to offer a greatly insightful analysis of the dogmatic architecture of I.A. Dorner's  System of Christian Doctrine. He lucidly demonstrates the central role that the ideas of divine aseity and the ‘absolute and ethical personality' of the triune God play in shaping the doctrines of creation, christology, salvation with the System, while scrutinising with care the implications of Dorner's apologetic aims and 'supralapsarian' logic. There is much to learn here not only about Dorner's own theological achievement, but also about the very task and shape of Christian theology itself.' - Philip Ziegler, University of Aberdeen, Scotland

• Chapter 1 The Doctrine of God Chapter 2 The Doctrine of the Economic Trinity and the Creation of the World Chapter 3 The Doctrines of the Creature and the Unity of God and Humanity Chapter 4 The Doctrine of Sin Chapter 5 The Doctrine of Christ Chapter 6 The Doctrines of the Atonement and Justification by Faith

Dr. Jonathan Norgate studied English Literature and Theology at King's College, Cambridge, and Systematic Theology at King's College, London, and the University of Aberdeen. He is currently on the staff of Christ Church, Fulwood in Sheffield, UK.

‘This is an impressive study—Norgate deftly explores what is very complex conceptual terrain to offer a greatly insightful analysis of the dogmatic architecture of I.A. Dorner's  System of Christian Doctrine. He lucidly demonstrates the central role that the ideas of divine aseity and the ‘absolute and ethical personality' of the triune God play in shaping the doctrines of creation, christology, salvation with the System, while scrutinising with care the implications of Dorner's apologetic aims and 'supralapsarian' logic. There is much to learn here not only about Dorner's own theological achievement, but also about the very task and shape of Christian theology itself.' - Philip Ziegler, University of Aberdeen, Scotland

• Chapter 1 The Doctrine of God Chapter 2 The Doctrine of the Economic Trinity and the Creation of the World Chapter 3 The Doctrines of the Creature and the Unity of God and Humanity Chapter 4 The Doctrine of Sin Chapter 5 The Doctrine of Christ Chapter 6 The Doctrines of the Atonement and Justification by Faith