Thank you for your short note with kindness from busy schedule. As you’ve known that I’m pursuing PhD study in 2018, please allow me to express briefly my study interest and provisional project to you.
After reading not only your book but also several of your articles, I’m so impressed and benefited greatly by your clarity of thoughts which sees the connection of development and historical contexts of several theological debates and issues for decades. In ‘Atonement,' Feuerbach’s critique of religion stands as a test paper of Protestant theology which does not avoid or withdraw from the doctrine of atonement and forensic soteriology at the expense of the problem of Sin. In 'What has the “Lutheran” Paul to do with John,’ without blurring and corrupting the soteriological structures of
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And in 'On the Affective Salience of Doctrines,’ by the approach to the function of doctrine, not only the accusation of “legal fiction” of doctrine of forensic Justification is justified, but also the Reformed and Orthodoxy soteriologies of participation and theosis find their origin and place. And in this article, you also proceed on the psychological inquiry of emotions proposed in ‘Atonement’ article. This makes me looking forward to your next writing or project which seems to carry on the theological dialogue with contemporary psychology, a dominated tool for human issues in our times. As a matter of fact, your theological works and openness to the Pentecostal and