Transfiguring a Theologia Crucis through James Cone

Brach S. Jennings unites thematic investigations into hermeneutics and material dogmatics related to fundamental theology with a concern for contemporary situations of global oppression, in order to propose a new theologia crucis through James H. Cone's Black Theology of Liberation. Jennings's study connects a theology of wisdom ( sapientia) with political-prophetic theology for the three publics of academy, society, and church today.Introduction
Part 1: Reading aTheologia Crucis in the Early Martin Luther
Chapter 1: The Heidelberg Disputation
Chapter 2: A Meditation on Christ's Passion / A Sermon on Preparing to Die
Chapter 3: Freedom of a Christian
Chapter 4 : On Bound Choice

Part 2: Reading aTheologia Crucis in Twentieth-Century Theologians
Chapter 5: Karl Barth's Trinitarian Erwählungslehre
Chapter 6: Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Later Theology
Chapter 7: Jürgen Moltmann's Trinitarian Eschatologia Crucis

Part 3: Reading aTheologia Crucis in James Cone's Black Theology of Liberation
Chapter 8: A Transfigured Theologia Crucis in James Cone

Conclusion