Indispensable to understanding the advent and import of today's radically pluralistic scene, this unique historical anthology presents 37 signal readings from key theologians of this century. Outst…
This book develops the thesis that classical Christian theology seeks to help believers flourish by knowing and loving God. The auhtor argues this premise by example, offering a close readinmg of a…
An ideal historical theology or even an introduction to it lies beyond the limits of human possibility. indeed, even ideas of the ideal differ so broadly that what might approximate the ideal for s…
The task of an author in his introduction is to make clear his aim and the kind of readers for whom he is writing. We must honestly admit that initially we had in mind neither a specific goal nor a…
In this revised and updated version of his popular history, Justo González retains the essential elements of his earlier three volumes as he describes the central figures and debates leading to th…
Hill offers pertinent assessments that highlight the strengths and weaknesses of his subjects' contributions to Christian thinking and spurs you to reflect on significant issues for yourself.A soci…
This book supplies a convenient and trustworthy conspectus of all the developments in Christian theology - including Roman Catholic, Orthodox and American contributions - across the last 370 years.…
The problem of the origin of Christian dogma resides, when considered as a whole, in the question of how the doctrine of the Early Catholic Church derived from Primitive Christianity. At the outset…
This reissue of author's incisive survey of theology and church life signals renewed interest in the Reformation. In his highly readable introduction to the last phase of scholastic theology and to…
The seekers and Questioners of our day-be they Christian, Marxist or existentialist-have made the meaning of time and history one of the discussed themes of our era..