Would love to have Brunner's works in LOGOS-his writings are an important component to the theological discussions of the last century and provide insights that are often profound. While I do not agree with his stance concerning 'the disastrous results' of the doctrine of Verbal Inspiration (The Christian Doctrine of God, Dogmatics Vol 1; pp.28-29; 1950) I am moved by his devotion and erudite approach to the topics discussed. He would be a welcome addition to any collection of systematic theology. His Christianity and Civilization (1946-48 Gifford Lectures) provides important considerations that can be applied to our present era as the Gospel of Jesus Christ is proclaimed to a darkening world. I think there are many who would enjoy seeing his works published through LOGOS.
I totally second this. Emil Brunner was very influential on my pastor Earl Palmer, who was in turn very influential on me.
In the meantime, I just discovered that there's this in Faithlife Ebooks:
Believing Thinking, Bounded Theology: The Theological Methodology of Emil Brunner by Cynthia Bennett Brown (Wipf & Stock, 2015)
And there's also this in Logos format, which I already had:
Makers of the Modern Theological Mind: Emil Brunner by J. Edward Humphrey (Hendrickson, 2016)
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Dr. Mark Raeburn Johnston:Would love to have Brunner's works in LOGOS-his writings are an important component to the theological discussions of the last century and provide insights that are often profound.
Definitely!
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thanks for the response-I'll look into the suggested reading!
Dr. Mark Raeburn Johnston: Would love to have Brunner's works in LOGOS-his writings are an important component to the theological discussions of the last century and provide insights that are often profound. While I do not agree with his stance concerning 'the disastrous results' of the doctrine of Verbal Inspiration (The Christian Doctrine of God, Dogmatics Vol 1; pp.28-29; 1950) I am moved by his devotion and erudite approach to the topics discussed. He would be a welcome addition to any collection of systematic theology. His Christianity and Civilization (1946-48 Gifford Lectures) provides important considerations that can be applied to our present era as the Gospel of Jesus Christ is proclaimed to a darkening world. I think there are many who would enjoy seeing his works published through LOGOS.
Thanks for the suggestion Mark, I will look into these.
thanks Mike