Possessing Heaven in Our Head:

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" Possessing Heaven in Our Head: "
David P. Henreckson

Document Type	:	AL
Record Number	:	1073444
Doc. No	:	LA117073
Call No	:	‭10.1163/156973110X542178‬
Language of Document	:	English
Main Entry	:	David P. Henreckson
Title & Author	:	Possessing Heaven in Our Head: [Article] : A Reformed Reading of Incarnational Ascent in Kathryn Tanner\ David P. Henreckson
Publication Statement	:	Leiden: Brill
Title of Periodical	:	Journal of Reformed Theology
Date	:	2010
Volume/ Issue Number	:	4/3
Page No	:	171–184
Abstract	:	As recent Reformed scholarship has turned its attention to the doctrine of creation, Kathryn Tanner can be engaged as an incisive and useful interlocutor. In her book Christ the Key, Tanner advances the notion of the double movement of divine descent and incarnate ascent, an idea which intersects with current Reformed deliberations on transcendence and the “chief end” of created humanity. Tanner’s re-articulation of the discussion of nature and grace, and divine agency within creation, offers a challenging and potentially constructive contribution to Reformed dogmatics. As recent Reformed scholarship has turned its attention to the doctrine of creation, Kathryn Tanner can be engaged as an incisive and useful interlocutor. In her book Christ the Key, Tanner advances the notion of the double movement of divine descent and incarnate ascent, an idea which intersects with current Reformed deliberations on transcendence and the “chief end” of created humanity. Tanner’s re-articulation of the discussion of nature and grace, and divine agency within creation, offers a challenging and potentially constructive contribution to Reformed dogmatics.
Descriptor	:	ascent
Descriptor	:	incarnation
Descriptor	:	John Calvin
Descriptor	:	Kathryn Tanner
Descriptor	:	participation
Descriptor	:	Reformed theology
Location & Call number	:	‭10.1163/156973110X542178‬