Stephen J. Wellum (PhD, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School) is professor of Christian theology at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky, and editor of The Southern Baptist Journal of Theology. Stephen and his wife, Karen, have five adult children.

• Series Introduction PrefaceAbbreviationsIntroductionPart One: Epistemological Warrant for Christology TodayIntroduction to Part I Chapter 1: Contemporary ChristologyChapter 2: "Biblical" Epistemology for ChristologySummary of Part I Part Two: Biblical Warrant for Christology TodayIntroduction to Part II Chapter 3: The Authoritative Structure of the Biblical StorylineChapter 4: The Identity of Jesus from the Storyline of ScriptureChapter 5: The Deity of Christ: God the Son from EternityChapter 6: The Humanity of Christ: God the Son IncarnateSummary of Part II Part Three: Ecclesiological Warrant for Christology TodayIntroduction to Part III Chapter 7: Ante-Nicene Christology: The Need for OrthodoxyChapter 8: Christology from Nicaea to Chalcedon: The Emergence of OrthodoxyChapter 9: Post-Chalcedonian Christology: The Establishment of OrthodoxySummary of Part III Part Four: A Warranted Christology for TodayIntroduction to Part IVChapter 10: Contemporary Challenges to Orthodox Christology:Kenoticism—A Middle Way?Chapter 11: Evangelical Christology and Kenotic InfluencesChapter 12: Evangelicals and Kenotic Christologies: A "New" and "Better" Way?Chapter 13: Christological Formulation: The Orthodox Identity of Jesus ChristChapter 14: Defending the Theology of God the Son IncarnateConclusionScripture IndexGeneral Index

Stephen J. Wellum (PhD, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School) is professor of Christian theology at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky, and editor of The Southern Baptist Journal of Theology. Stephen and his wife, Karen, have five adult children.

• Series Introduction PrefaceAbbreviationsIntroductionPart One: Epistemological Warrant for Christology TodayIntroduction to Part I Chapter 1: Contemporary ChristologyChapter 2: "Biblical" Epistemology for ChristologySummary of Part I Part Two: Biblical Warrant for Christology TodayIntroduction to Part II Chapter 3: The Authoritative Structure of the Biblical StorylineChapter 4: The Identity of Jesus from the Storyline of ScriptureChapter 5: The Deity of Christ: God the Son from EternityChapter 6: The Humanity of Christ: God the Son IncarnateSummary of Part II Part Three: Ecclesiological Warrant for Christology TodayIntroduction to Part III Chapter 7: Ante-Nicene Christology: The Need for OrthodoxyChapter 8: Christology from Nicaea to Chalcedon: The Emergence of OrthodoxyChapter 9: Post-Chalcedonian Christology: The Establishment of OrthodoxySummary of Part III Part Four: A Warranted Christology for TodayIntroduction to Part IVChapter 10: Contemporary Challenges to Orthodox Christology:Kenoticism—A Middle Way?Chapter 11: Evangelical Christology and Kenotic InfluencesChapter 12: Evangelicals and Kenotic Christologies: A "New" and "Better" Way?Chapter 13: Christological Formulation: The Orthodox Identity of Jesus ChristChapter 14: Defending the Theology of God the Son IncarnateConclusionScripture IndexGeneral Index

Stephen J. Wellum (PhD, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School) is professor of Christian theology at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky, and editor of The Southern Baptist Journal of Theology. Stephen and his wife, Karen, have five adult children.

• Series Introduction PrefaceAbbreviationsIntroductionPart One: Epistemological Warrant for Christology TodayIntroduction to Part I Chapter 1: Contemporary ChristologyChapter 2: "Biblical" Epistemology for ChristologySummary of Part I Part Two: Biblical Warrant for Christology TodayIntroduction to Part II Chapter 3: The Authoritative Structure of the Biblical StorylineChapter 4: The Identity of Jesus from the Storyline of ScriptureChapter 5: The Deity of Christ: God the Son from EternityChapter 6: The Humanity of Christ: God the Son IncarnateSummary of Part II Part Three: Ecclesiological Warrant for Christology TodayIntroduction to Part III Chapter 7: Ante-Nicene Christology: The Need for OrthodoxyChapter 8: Christology from Nicaea to Chalcedon: The Emergence of OrthodoxyChapter 9: Post-Chalcedonian Christology: The Establishment of OrthodoxySummary of Part III Part Four: A Warranted Christology for TodayIntroduction to Part IVChapter 10: Contemporary Challenges to Orthodox Christology:Kenoticism—A Middle Way?Chapter 11: Evangelical Christology and Kenotic InfluencesChapter 12: Evangelicals and Kenotic Christologies: A "New" and "Better" Way?Chapter 13: Christological Formulation: The Orthodox Identity of Jesus ChristChapter 14: Defending the Theology of God the Son IncarnateConclusionScripture IndexGeneral Index