Christ and Horrors: The Coherence of Christology (Current Issues in Theology Book 4)

by Marilyn McCord Adams

Christ as the One in Whom all things hold together.

hope to show that the turn away from medieval metaphysics – sometimes towards other philosophical outlooks but more often resolutely away from philosophy to other disciplines – has left contemporary Anglo-American Christology in shambles,

mounting (not to say idolatrous) fascination with “the scientific worldview”:

Christ was and is the biggest miracle, the Divine Word become flesh, surely a phenomenon well outside the explanatory scope and capacities of the natural sciences!