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“We Have Come to Fullness”: Toward a Pentecostal Catholicity by Chris E. W. Green

“We Have Come to Fullness”: Toward a Pentecostal Catholicity Chris E. W. Green Professor of Theology, Southeastern University (Lakeland, FL)

Catholicity from a Baptist Perspective by Derek C. Hatch

Catholicity from a Baptist Perspective Derek C. Hatch Endowed Chair of Baptist Studies and Associate Professor of Religion, Georgetown College

Catholicity in Presbyterian Perspective by D. Blair Smith

Catholicity in Presbyterian Perspective D. Blair Smith Associate Professor of Systematic Theology, Reformed Theological Seminary, Charlotte

“Give Me Thine Hand”: Catholicity in the Wesleyan-Methodist Tradition by Matt O’Reilly

“Give Me Thine Hand”: Catholicity in the Wesleyan-Methodist Tradition Matt O’Reilly Lead Pastor, Hope Hull United Methodist Church Director of Research, Wesley Biblical Seminary

Catholicity in the Lutheran Tradition by David R. Maxwell

Catholicity in the Lutheran Tradition David R. Maxwell Louis A. Fincke and Anna B. Shine Professor of Systematic Theology, Concordia Seminary

Catholicity from an Anglican Perspective by Eugene R. Schlesinger

Catholicity from an Anglican Perspective Eugene R. Schlesinger Lecturer in the Department of Religious Studies, Santa Clara University

Surely a Catholic Church: The Orthodox Church as the Church by John Mark Reynolds

Surely a Catholic Church: The Orthodox Church as the Church John Mark Reynolds President, The Saint Constantine School; Senior Fellow, The King’s College (NYC)

The One Church, the Many Churches: A Catholic Approach to Ecclesial Unity and Diversity—with Special Attention to Abraham Kuyper’s Ecclesiastical Epistemology by Eduardo Echeverria

The One Church, the Many Churches: A Catholic Approach to Ecclesial Unity and Diversity—with Special Attention to Abraham Kuyper’s Ecclesiastical Epistemology Eduardo Echeverria Professor of Philosophy and Systematic Theology, Graduate School of Theology, Sacred Heart Major Seminary

An Introduction to Catholicity: An Editorial Preface to this Special Issue by Ryan A. Brandt and Matthew Y. Emerson

An Introduction to Catholicity: An Editorial Preface to this Special Issue By Ryan A. Brandt and Matthew Y. Emerson Ryan Brandt is Associate Professor of Christian History and Theology at Grand Canyon University and Managing Editor of JBTS; Matt Emerson is Professor of Religion, Floyd K. Clark Chair of Leadership, and Dean of the Hobbs College of Theology & Ministry at Oklahoma Baptist University. While it has a long and distinguished hist...

Review of Scientism: The New Orthodoxy by Williams and Robinson

Richard N. Williams and Daniel Robinson. Scientism: The New Orthodoxy. New York: Bloomsbury Academic, 2016. 208 pages. $42.95. As anyone in the academy will admit, the natural sciences have been extraordinarily successful. That success translates over into wonderful (even if sometimes dreadful) technological innovations: the light bulb, GPS, laptops, transportation, iPhones, vaccines, atom bombs, television, the Internet, the plane, telescopes...

“We Have Come to Fullness”: Toward a Pentecostal Catholicity by Chris E. W. Green