The essential C. S. Lewis

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0-684-82374-8

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xv,536p.; 24 cm.

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230.092 DOR e

The federal theology of Johannes Cocceius (1603-1669), c.1-3

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90 04 119981

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xi,360p.; 25 cm.

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230.092 ASS f.1-3

An introduction to the theology of Karl Barth, c.1-2

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0-8028-1804-8

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xiv,253p.; 23 cm.

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230.092 BRO i.1-2

A Christian natural theology: based on the.., 2E, c.1-2

Combines a mature reflection of Whitehead's philosophy and of Christian theology. THe first chapter introduces the reader to Whitehead'sx basic ideas and terminology. Chapters follow on God, theolo…

Harnack and Troeltsch: two historical theologians

Troeltsch and Harnack were among the earliest and remain among the greatest "interpreters of institutional history and the ideas that govern and maintain them." Both were in agreement with Harnack'…

The intellectual world of C. S. Lewis

By the time of his death in November 1963, C.S. Lewis was widely recognized as one of the most significant and successful writers of the twentieth Century. He had achieved a high profile both as a …

Professor Reinhold Niehbuhr: a mentor to the twentieth century

In this book, Ronald Stone breaks new ground by providing a fresh survey of Reinhold Niebuhr as a professor, demonstrating that this vocation was central to Niebuhr's lifework. This book reveals Ni…

Bunyan characters, v.1: lectures delivered St. George's.., c.1-2

The word character occurs only once in teh New Testament, and that is in the passage in the prologue of the epistle to the Hebrews, where the original word is translated express image in our versio…

On language, culture and religion: in honor of Eugene A. Nida

I knew one of the editors, Dr. William A. Smalley personally. He and this book are great at seeing the larger picture in linguistics. His strength, and I think Black's, is in seeing the whole field…

The pilgrim's guide: C. S. Lewis and the art of witness

Having now spent several months in the Lewis literature, the author must admit to sharing many readers' weariness of the Lewis cult, and to feeling slightly irritated when someone prefaces a statem…