The Kenotic Theory

In "The Kenotic Theory" explores the profound concept of kenosis—the self-emptying of Christ—as a transformative framework for understanding divine and human nature. Francis J. Hall delves into how Jesus' voluntary relinquishment of divine privileges reveals profound insights into humility, love, and the nature of divine intervention. The book challenges traditional notions of omnipotence by emphasizing the relational and self-limiting aspects of God, prompting readers to reconsider the dynamics of divine power and vulnerability. Through scholarly analysis and theological reflection, Hall invites readers to see kenosis not only as a historical event but as a ongoing model for humility and service in the Christian life. The Kenotic Theory is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1898.