This book analyses T. F. Torrance’s theology of incarnation. His theology is built upon several crucial presuppositions. This book examines these presuppositions and their role within the framework of Torrance’s theology. It explores its unitary structure by analyzing his fundamental methods in hermeneutics, dialectics, natural theology, and natural science. In particular, the study addresses the internal incoherence, inconsistency and seemingly paradoxical nature of his writings (such as the integration of dualistic ideas into a unitary theological structure), and highlights the impact of Barthian theology on his theological formulation.

The Author: Man Kei Ho holds a MTS from Tyndale Seminary, and a Ph.D. in theology from the University of Wales. He has served as visiting lecturer at seminaries in Hong Kong and the Philippines, and at Sichuan University in China. He is currently an adjunct professor at the Canadian Chinese School of Theology at Tyndale Seminary in Toronto. Prior to his theological training, he spent over 20 years working as an engineer in high tech industry.

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