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The Free Church of Scotland and American Slavery

By Whyte, Iain

An investigation of Scotland's role in the abolition of slavery, focussing on the Free Church of Scotland schism over funding from American slave states.

Church and People in an Industrial City

By Wickham, Edward R.

An historical and sociological analysis of Sheffield and of the development of organised religion in the years of its industrial growth in the 19th century.

Series: Library of Ecclesiastical History

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Yesterday's Radicals:

A Study of the Affinity between Unitarianism and Broad Church Anglicanism in the Nineteenth Century

By Wigmore-Beddoes, D.G.

An analysis of the affinities between Unitarianism and the Broad Church movement within 19th-century Anglicanism.

Series: Library of Ecclesiastical History

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Creationism and the Conflict over Evolution

By Wiley, Tatha

A concise and accessible analysis of the controversy between evolutionism and creationism rejecting simplistic science-versus-religion stereotypes.

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Reformation Views of Church History

By Williams, Glanmor

An account of different views of church history propagated by English writers during the Reformation, including William Tyndale, John Bale and John Foxe.

Christ Died for Our Sins:

Representation and Substitution in Romans and their Jewish Martyrological Background

By Williams, Jarvis J.

An exploration of Paul's theology of Jesus' sacrifice, locating its roots in the cultic language of the martyrological narratives of Second Temple Judaism.

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Contemporary Muslim and Christian Responses to Religious Plurality:

Wolfhart Pannenberg in Dialogue with Abdulaziz Sachedina

By Winkler, Lewis E.

An analysis of the challenges of religious diversity in the modern world, offering a synthesis of Muslim and Christian perspectives on tolerance and pluralism.

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Karl Barth and the Future of Evangelical Theology

By Winn, Christian T. Collins and Drury, John L. (editors)

A collection of essays that seek to advance the dialogue between evangelical theologians and the legacy of Karl Barth.

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Love that Rejoices in the Truth:

Theological Explorations

By Wood, Charles M.

A series of essays on the Christian understanding of truth, in particular as it relates to theological practice and education.

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Jeremiah 48 as Christian Scripture

By Woods, Julie

An insightful contribution to Old Testament studies, showing how the bloodthirsty oracle of Jeremiah 48 contains a positive Christian reading.

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Padua and the Tudors:

English Students in Italy 1485–1603

By Woolfson, Jonathan

An examination of how the intellectual developments in Renaissance Padua influenced Tudor England, through the careers of English scholars who studied there.

The Claim of God:

Karl Barth's Doctrine of Sanctification in His Earlier Theology

By Worthington, Ethan A.

An analysis of Karl Barth's early writings, showing how the doctrine of sanctification affected his understanding of the transforming role of God in human life.