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Title: Very Conservative Protestant Theology
Review: In recent years there have been a variety of systematic theologies written by Evangelical authors. Wayne Grudem's work is probably the best example of a systematic theology written by a very conservative Protestant. The doctrinal lineup for this work is somewhat interesting: Reformed, charismatic, Baptist and premillennial (non dispensationalist).The only problem with this book is that it is focused principally on the Biblical material and provides minimal historical background to the topics addressed. To the extent that conflicting viewpoints are discussed, it's normally within the evangelical world. For example, there is no mention of Aquinas, much less Karl Rahner or Henri de Lubac.The reader approaching the study of Christian theology for the first time probably should supplement it with James Garrett's SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY or Millard Erickson's CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY.
