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Index of charts and diagrams

Kingdoms temporal and spiritual

The two descents of the holy city, new Jerusalem

Our multi-storied universe

Horizons of hope

Progressive Christianity and the narrative-historical method

The groaning of creation

The horizons of New Testament eschatology and the narrow road leading to the life of the age to come

Mapping the internal and external crises of the kingdom of God

Church in the Anthropocene

Is Europe Christian?

The biblical story and climate catastrophe

Where we start from, and where we are going

The rise and fall of Western Christendom

Bumpy and flat eschatology

Prophecy and history

Zipping up eschatology and history

The rise and fall of European Christendom

Redemption in history

Every knee shall bow

The multi-layered existence of the people of God

Interpreting the second coming of Jesus

The inclusion of Gentiles in the salvation of Israel

Off the map of the biblical narrative

Postost-millennialism

Same-sex relations in prophetic-apocalyptic perspective

The neo-Platonist grinder of the Church Fathers

The eschatological crisis of the end of Christendom

Primary and secondary Trinitarianism

The frog of the gospel and the lily pond of narrative

Stories about Jesus