Will there be a future divine judgment? The focus of the article is the method employed to formulate this doctrine in the best possible way in today's context, and see it as an indispensable part of the Christian faith.

The author surveys twenty-five years of development in the discussions within the Evangelical Theological Society on the nature of Scripture as the Word of God. The aspect that stands in the centre of discussions is the inerrancy of Scripture. Areas surveyed include historical developments, philosophy, theology, criticism, archaeology, and hermeneutics.

This article argues that many traditional arguments against euthanasia need to be revised and supplemented in the light of advancements in the bio-medical field.

This essay is an analysis and statement of the view of Pannenberg who extended the concept of revelation as history into various aspects of Christian doctrine. The function of religious language is explored.