Wolfhart Pannenberg Wolfhart Pannenberg published his magnum opus, the three-volume Systematic Theology, in the 1990s. God the Spirit - and Natural Science Born in 1928 in Stettin, Germany, Pannenberg

Wolfhart Pannenberg : God the Spirit - and Natural Science Wolfhart Pannenberg published his magnum opus, the three-volume Systematic Theology, in the 1990s. Born in 1928 in Stettin, Germany, Pannenberg began his theological

particularly as developed by Wolfhart Pannenberg . This, in turn, leads to Russell’s fourth issue, which he sees as the crucial challenge to the theology-and-science discussion today: the meaning and intelligibility of the resurrection and

critical of the thought of Wolfhart Pannenberg , who draws on holistic principles to interpret eschatology . Such principles have important scientific as well as theological warrant. Proleptic eschatology adds to the whole/part dialectic of

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resurrection of the body. Wolfhart Pannenberg proposes that a more authentic Christian view involves the ultimate transformation of the entire cosmos , similar to the transformation that Jesus' body has already undergone in the Resurrection.

Hence it may be, as Wolfhart Pannenberg asserts, that "the universe as a whole and in all its parts is contingent." But what we have discovered through science is that these two philosophically distinct types of contingency

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by God. Peters follows Wolfhart Pannenberg in connecting the resurrection to God’s eschatological act wherein time is taken up into eternity, and wherein God provides for continuing personal identity even when our bodies disintegrate.