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- ISBN 9781683598688
- Weight: 680g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 31 Mar 2026
- Publisher: Faithlife Corporation
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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There is no greater study than that of God himself.
· Understand how our doctrine of God fuels worship
· Learn the biblical basis for classical Christian theism
· Respond to traditional Christian theism's critics
The goal of doctrine is worship, so our doctrine of God is resolutely practical. What we believe about God fuels the life and worship of the church.
In Classical Theism: A Christian Introduction, Jordan L. Steffaniak retrieves the rich, historical doctrine of God that has guided the church throughout the ages. Classical theism fuels the life and worship of the church. But sometimes it is misunderstood as abstract and unwelcome―owing more to pagan philosophy than the words of the Bible. Steffaniak grounds classical theism in Scripture as guided by creeds and tradition. Steffaniak writes with a pastoral goal―understanding the God we worship.
· Understand how our doctrine of God fuels worship
· Learn the biblical basis for classical Christian theism
· Respond to traditional Christian theism's critics
The goal of doctrine is worship, so our doctrine of God is resolutely practical. What we believe about God fuels the life and worship of the church.
In Classical Theism: A Christian Introduction, Jordan L. Steffaniak retrieves the rich, historical doctrine of God that has guided the church throughout the ages. Classical theism fuels the life and worship of the church. But sometimes it is misunderstood as abstract and unwelcome―owing more to pagan philosophy than the words of the Bible. Steffaniak grounds classical theism in Scripture as guided by creeds and tradition. Steffaniak writes with a pastoral goal―understanding the God we worship.
Jordan L. Steffaniak (PhD, University of Birmingham) is president of the London Lyceum and publisher for Hanover Press.
