Part. 1. Lecture 1. What is Theology? - Lecture 2. Early christian proclamation - Lecture 3. Pauline eschatology - Lecture 4. The synoptic gospels - Lecture 5. The gospel of john - Lecture 6. Varieties of Early Christianity - Lecture 7. The Emergence of Christian Doctrine - Lecture 8. Christian reading - Lecture 9. The Uses of philosophy - Lecture 10. The Doctrine of the Trinity - Lecture 11. The Doctrine of the Incarnation - Lecture 12. The Doctrine of Grace -- Part 2. Lecture 13. The Incomprehensible and the Supernatural - Lecture 14. Eastern Orthodox Theology - Lecture 15. Atonement and the Procession of the Spirit - Lecture 16. Scholastic Theology - Lecture 17. The Sacraments - Lecture 18. Souls after Death - Lecture 19. Luther and Protestant Theology - Lecture 20. Calvin and Reformed Theology - Lecture 21. Protestants on Predestination - Lecture 22. Protestant Disagreements - Lecture 23. Anabaptists and the Radical Reformation - Lecture 24. Anglicans and Puritans -- Part 3. Lecture 25. Baptists and Quakers - Lecture 26. Pietists and the turn to experience - Lecture 27. From Puritans to Revivalists - Lecture 28. Perfection, Holiness and Pentecostalism - Lecture 29. Deism and Protestantism - Lecture 30. Neo-Orthodoxy , From Kierkegaard to Barth - Lecture 31. Evangelicalism and Fundamentalism - Lecture 32. Protestantism after Modernity - Lecture 33. Catholic Theologies of Grace - Lecture 34. Catholic Mystical Theology - Lecture 35. From Vatican I to Vatican II - Lecture 36. Vatican II and Ecumenical Prospects.

Conferencias del profesor Phillip Cary, Eastern University.