A Short Course in Christian Doctrine

Focusing on the dynamic nature of Christian doctrine, this publication explores it as an ongoing teaching process rather than a static set of beliefs. It models this process on the divine life, particularly through Trinitarian movement and sacramental expression. The text engages with Protestant, Catholic, and Orthodox traditions, while also incorporating insights from modern philosophers like Habermas and Heidegger. Additionally, it covers homiletics, spirituality, the interplay between Christianity and culture, and offers perspectives on ethical and political challenges.