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Christian Initiation

By Geoffrey Wainwright

A penetrating study of the debate over baptism, tracing a path from New Testament theology to a modern ecumenical approach.

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Christian Origins and the Ancient Economy

By David A. Fiensy

A selection of essays on how an understanding of the economics of 1st-century Galilee sheds light on the historical Jesus and the development of Christianity.

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Christian Theology and Islam

By Michael Root and James J. Buckley (editors)

A timely selection of essays exploring the theological issues raised by the encounter between Christians and Muslims, both historically and in the modern world.

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Christian Theology and Religious Pluralism:

A Critical Evaluation of John Hick

By David S. Nah

An illuminating critique of the theological basis of the philosopher John Hick's religious pluralism, in particular his views on traditional Christology.

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Christian Understanding of History, The

By Eric Rust

An examination of the problems of our historical existence, in the context of God's revelation through His Son as the key to historical meaning.

Series: Library of Ecclesiastical History

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Christian's Knowledge of God, The

By W.W. Bryden

The Canadian theologian's classic exposition on the knowledge of the Divine, challenging prevailing orthodoxies in early twentieth-century Protestantism.

Christianity and Civilisation:

Foundations and Specific Problems

By Emil Brunner

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

Christos Yannaras:

The Apophatic Horizon of Ontology

By Basilio Petrà and Norman Russell (translator)

An introduction to the work of the Greek theologian and philosopher Christos Yannaras, exploring the development of his contribution to Greek Orthodox thought.

Church and Ethical Responsibility in the Midst of World Economy:

Greed, Dominion, and Justice

By Paul S. Chung

An in-depth study and critique of global capitalism from a theological point of view, emphasising the Church's responsibility as a defender of economic justice.

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Church and People in an Industrial City

By Edward R. Wickham

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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Church as Salt and Light, The:

Path to an African Ecclesiology of Abundant Life

By Stan Chu Ilo, Joseph Ogbonnaya and Alex Ojacor (editors)

A thought-provoking series of essays by African scholars examining the theological and pastoral necessity of a distinctively African Christianity.