Now, that's a good question: one of today's most sought-after..

This is a great book. Read it and have also given it as a gift to quite a few people. Covers tons of questions that people have about God, church, faith, life, death, etc. I've used it to teach stu…

Introducing the reformed faith: biblical revelation Christian...

In this book, Donald McKim examines Reformed beliefs on sixteen theological topics, including Scripture, the Trinity, sin, salvation, the person of Jesus, and Baptism. He also discusses distinctive…

Hidden courage: reconnecting faith and character with mental wellness

Most consumers of mental health services assume that psychology developed as a bias-free social science, with research data driving theory and practice. This view is greatly flawed, as virtually al…

Faith and law: juridical perspectives for the ecumenical movement

Differences in doctrine and worship that divide Christian churches -- and how to overcome these -- have drawn much ecumenical attention over the years. There has been far less discussion of how the…

Becoming more human: exploring the interface of spirituality, discipleship..,…

We are watching the collapse of the traditional Western church. New models are desperately needed to give postmodern people a reason to follow Christ. In Becoming More Human, Peter Holmes presents …

Faith and freedom: toward a theology of liberation, c.1-2

Like the first edition of which it is a revision and enlargement, this book seeks to contribute to the ongoing discussion opened up by the various theologies of liberation. It does this by addrssin…

The act of faith: Christian faith...

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0-8028-4888-5

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xiii,271p.; 23 cm.

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234.23 SPR a

Metavista: Bible, church and mission in an age of imagination

It is often noted that the twentieth-century German theologian Emil Brunner once remarked that the church exists by mission as a fire exists by burning. Yet there have been many periods in church h…

The Word has dwelt among us: explorations in theology

This insightful collection of essays focuses on Christ’s saving work and presence in the Church through the sacrament of Orders. The essays on Christ and his work draw creatively upon the Christo…

Paradoxology: why Christianity was never meant to be simple

What if Christianity has survived so long not in spite of but precisely because of its apparent contradictions? At a time when there are so many questions, and the old answers have worn thin, this …