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By Brett, R.L.

A study of leading literary figures that explores the complex interplay between faith and doubt in English literature.

By Brettman, Stephanie Mar

An examination of the theology of justice through the anthropological approaches of two different thinkers, Karl Barth and John Paul II.

By Bridger, J. Scott

An exploration of how Arabic-speaking Christians have used the Qur'an for exegetical purposes, providing insights relevant to Muslim-Christian relations.

By Brink, C.O.

An authoritative study of the development of English classical scholarship from 1500 to 1950, concentrating on the three giants: Bentley, Porson, and Housman.

By Brock, Stephen L.

An introduction to the philosophy of Thomas Aquinas, showing the intellectual underpinnings of his theology and the contemporary relevance of his metaphysics.

By Brown, Cynthia Bennett

A study of the theological method of Emil Brunner, reaffirming his significance as one of the great contributors to 20th-century theology.

By Brown, Jeff

A socio-historical examination of decision-making processes in the New Testament Church, emphasising interaction between the leadership and their congregations.

By Brueggemann, Walter and Hanson, K.C. (editor)

Essays by a pre-eminent Old Testament scholar on the biblical emphasis on the material life and its implications for social, political and economic issues.

By Brueggemann, Walter and Hanson, K.C. (editor)

Essays by the renowned Old Testament scholar Walter Brueggemann, revealing the development of his understanding of the biblical texts.

By Brunner, Emil

Brunner's Gifford Lectures, presenting the Christian faith as the foundation of Western culture and the indispensable bulwark against totalitarianism.

By Brunner, Emil

The first of three volumes, on the Doctrine of God, this is one of the great works of 20th-century theology.

Series: Library of Theological Translations