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By Bellinger, Charles K.

An ambitious and creative treatise on the roots of human violence, bringing together insights from theology and cultural anthropology.

By Benjamin, Don C.

A discussion of the social context of Deuteronomy, using feminist theory to give voice to the marginalised people of the ancient Hebrew world.

By Bentzen, Aage

A fascinating contribution to biblical theology, showing the figure of Jesus in terms of the concepts of Messiah and kingship developed in the Old Testament.

Series: Library of Theological Translations

By Bevans, Stephen B. and Tahaafe-Williams, Katalina (editors)

Essays exploring a new and inclusive approach to theology that is sensitive to the diversity of cultural contexts within the modern, global Church.

By Bier, Miriam J. and Bulkeley, Tim (editors)

A selection of essays exploring the biblical tradition of lament in the face of tragedy, and its role in the life of the modern Church.

By Biggar, Nigel

A challenging theological study of modern nationalism and the nation-state, evaluated from the viewpoint of Christian ethics.

By Bingaman, Brock

A comparative study of Maximus the Confessor and Jürgen Moltmann, showing the Trinitarian and Christological underpinnings of their views of the human being.

By Birch, Ian

A study of the development of the Calvinistic Baptist movement during the English Commonwealth, and the Christological ecclesiology that it espoused.

By Block, Daniel I.

A second collection of essays on the Book of Ezekiel by a leading Old Testament scholar, shedding light on its treatment of kingship and the future of Israel.

By Block, Daniel I.

A collection of essays on the Book of Ezekiel by a leading Old Testament scholar, shedding light on the language, vision and theology of this difficult text.