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By Sirvent, Roberto

A study in moral theology that argues that the doctrine of divine impassibility is incompatible with the notion of God as moral exemplar.

By Six, Veronika, Delamarter, Steve, Haile, Getatchew, Terefe, Kesis Melaku, Brown, Jeremy R. and Young, Eric C. (editors)

The 2nd volume of the catalogue of Ethiopic manuscripts digitised by the Ethiopic Manuscript Imaging Project, with descriptions of contents and illuminations.

Series: Ethiopic Manuscripts, Texts, and Studies

By Smith, Janet K.

An examination of how Psalm 49, in the context of Ancient Middle Eastern literature, offers insight into the development of Hebrew concepts of the afterlife.

By Smith, Leonard S.

An intriguing exploration of the influence of Martin Luther on the development of German historiography in the 18th and 19th centuries.

By Smith, Mitzi J.

An analysis of the Acts of the Apostles showing how the text uses its characterisation of the Other to reinforce the self-identity of the earliest Christians.

By Smither, Edward L.

An examination of the missionary activities of Christians during the Patristic period, their themes and their methods, drawing lessons for mission today.

By Smither, Edward L. (editor)

Essays exploring the historical and theological legacy of Constantine, unravelling the complexities of a significant figure in the history of the church.

By Snavely, Andréa D.

A vision of the Christian life grounded in a Christology in which the Spirit's presence and power are central to Jesus' life, death and resurrection.

By Snell, R.J. and Cone, Steven D.

An exploration of the underpinings of Christian higher education, in which the mission of the university can develop an authentic mode of living based on love.

By Snider, Gordon L.

An enlightening study of the role played by Old Testament theology in the development and practice of the Wesleyan approach to mission.