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This book is concerned with the presentation and analysis of certain dogmatic issues such as christology, ecclesiology, pastoral work, anthropology, faith and bioethics among many others-all meant to illustrate how Christian thoughts stands between traditionalism and radicalism. It is both a dogmatic study and a historical overview of the topic.

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Traditional Christian Thought in Late Antiquity: Gregory Nazianzen and Christological Spirituality in the Fourth Century Traditional Christian Thought in Early Modernity: John Calvin and Ecclesiastical Discipline in the Sixteenth Century Traditional Christian Thought in Post Modernity: Ion Bria and Pastoral Ecclesiology in the Twentieth Century Radical Christian Thought in Early Post Modernity: Erich Fromm and Psychoanalitical Christology in the First Half of the Twentieth Century Radical Christian Thought in Mid Post Modernity: Paul Ricoeur and the Fallibility Theory in the Second Half of the Twentieth Century Radical Christian Thought in Late Post Modernity: Vito Mancuso and Faith Reassessment in the Twenty First Century

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"A very interesting and original tour through the history of Christian thought, based on extensive use of primary and secondary sources. I have never before seen a work quite of this kind...It promises to be a book with which other scholars will want to interact and it will stimulate lines of research, particularly in the field of modern theology." - Maurice Dowling, Lecturer, Irish Baptist College; member of the Institute of Theology, Queen´s University, Belfast, UK

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CORNELIU C. SIMUT is a Reader in Historical and Dogmatic Theology and the Director of the Centre for the Research and Promotion of Evangelical Values at the Emanuel University of Oradea, Romania.

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