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Evangelical theology has become more academically engaged, aware of global Christianity, and interested in the Great Tradition, yet is increasingly fragmented. This introductory textbook for evangelical colleges, universities, and seminaries offers students a biblically rich, creedally structured, ecumenically evangelical, and ethically engaged introduction to Christian theology. Daniel Treier,...

It is important to give proper attention to *hamartiology, the doctrine of sin (from the Greek hamartia, “missing the mark”)—no more and no less. Without understanding sin’s nature and depth, we do not fully appreciate salvation. Yet focusing too much on sin obscures the gospel, either overwhelming us with guilt and despair or leaving us obsessed with self-improvement. Christ has triumphed over sin and its consequences, exposing evil’s parasitical nothingness. Contemporary culture, however, does
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