Andrew Picard is Director of Carey Graduate School and Lecturer in Public Theology at Carey Baptist College, New Zealand.

Immersed in Gunton’s trinitarian theology, Andrew Picard takes readers to the heart of Gunton's theology of culture. With finesse, Picard illuminates the enduring importance of Gunton's approach, charting a way forward that adeptly navigates the critiques that too often overshadow it. By so doing, this book is an indispensable resource for those seeking a faithful perspective on culture that, following Gunton, is theological all the way down.

• AbstractAcknowledgementsIntroductionPart OneChapter 1: The One, the Three and the Many and Colin Gunton’s Early Writings on a Trinitarian Theology of CultureChapter 2: Gunton's Laudable Trinitarian Project and its CriticsPart TwoChapter 3: The Mediation of the Father: Creation and Human CultureChapter 4: The Mediation of the Son: Humanity and Human CultureChapter 5: The Mediation of the Spirit: The Church and Human CultureChapter 6: The Church, the Lord’s Supper, and Human Culture as a Living Sacrifice of PraiseConclusionBibliographyIndex

Andrew Picard is Director of Carey Graduate School and Lecturer in Public Theology at Carey Baptist College, New Zealand.

Immersed in Gunton’s trinitarian theology, Andrew Picard takes readers to the heart of Gunton's theology of culture. With finesse, Picard illuminates the enduring importance of Gunton's approach, charting a way forward that adeptly navigates the critiques that too often overshadow it. By so doing, this book is an indispensable resource for those seeking a faithful perspective on culture that, following Gunton, is theological all the way down.

• AbstractAcknowledgementsIntroductionPart OneChapter 1: The One, the Three and the Many and Colin Gunton’s Early Writings on a Trinitarian Theology of CultureChapter 2: Gunton's Laudable Trinitarian Project and its CriticsPart TwoChapter 3: The Mediation of the Father: Creation and Human CultureChapter 4: The Mediation of the Son: Humanity and Human CultureChapter 5: The Mediation of the Spirit: The Church and Human CultureChapter 6: The Church, the Lord’s Supper, and Human Culture as a Living Sacrifice of PraiseConclusionBibliographyIndex

Andrew Picard is Director of Carey Graduate School and Lecturer in Public Theology at Carey Baptist College, New Zealand.

Immersed in Gunton’s trinitarian theology, Andrew Picard takes readers to the heart of Gunton's theology of culture. With finesse, Picard illuminates the enduring importance of Gunton's approach, charting a way forward that adeptly navigates the critiques that too often overshadow it. By so doing, this book is an indispensable resource for those seeking a faithful perspective on culture that, following Gunton, is theological all the way down.

• AbstractAcknowledgementsIntroductionPart OneChapter 1: The One, the Three and the Many and Colin Gunton’s Early Writings on a Trinitarian Theology of CultureChapter 2: Gunton's Laudable Trinitarian Project and its CriticsPart TwoChapter 3: The Mediation of the Father: Creation and Human CultureChapter 4: The Mediation of the Son: Humanity and Human CultureChapter 5: The Mediation of the Spirit: The Church and Human CultureChapter 6: The Church, the Lord’s Supper, and Human Culture as a Living Sacrifice of PraiseConclusionBibliographyIndex