eBooks

Between Kin and Cosmopolis:

An Ethic of the Nation

By Nigel Biggar

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

Between Vision and Obedience – Rethinking Theological Epistemology:

Theological Reflections on Rationality and Agency with Special Reference to Paul Ricoeur and G.W.F. Hegel

By George Ille

An analysis of contemporary issues of rationality and knowledge in theology, offering an epistemology rooted in a Trinitarian view of God's action in the world.

Beware the Evil Eye:

The Evil Eye in the Bible and the Ancient World (Volume 1: Introduction, Mesopotamia, and Egypt)

By John H. Elliott

The first in a four-volume series exploring belief in the Evil Eye and the practices associated with it amongst the cultures of the Biblical world.

Beware the Evil Eye:

The Evil Eye in the Bible and the Ancient World (Volume 2: Greece and Rome)

By John H. Elliott

The second in a four-volume series exploring belief in the Evil Eye and the practices associated with it amongst the cultures of the Biblical world.

Beware the Evil Eye:

The Evil Eye in the Bible and the Ancient World (Volume 3: The Bible and Related Sources)

By John H. Elliott

The third in a four-volume series exploring belief in the Evil Eye and the practices associated with it amongst the cultures of the Biblical world.

Beyond Old and New Perspectives on Paul:

Reflections on the Work of Douglas Campbell

By Chris Tilling (editor)

A collection of extracts and essays developing the theological implications of Douglas Campbell's ground-breaking work in the field of Pauline studies.

Beyond the River Chebar:

Studies in Kingship and Eschatology in the Book of Ezekiel

By Daniel I. Block

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.

The Bible in Ethiopia:

The Book of Acts

By Curt Niccum

An analysis and reconstruction of the Ethiopian version of the Book of Acts, showing it to be very relevant to the study of the Greek text.

Series: Ethiopic Manuscripts, Texts, and Studies

Biblical Knowing:

A Scriptural Epistemology of Error

By Dru Johnson

A rigorous examination of the epistemological issues raised by Scripture, and how a biblical approach to knowledge compares with that of modern philosophy.

The Blood of Christ in the Theology of William Tyndale

By Ralph S. Werrell

Written by a leading authority on Tyndale's theology, this study of Christ's sacrifice in Tyndale's thought emphasises the originality of the English Reformer.

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Bodies, Borders, Believers:

Ancient Texts and Present Conversations

By Anne Hege Grung, Marianne Bjelland Kartzow and Anna Rebecca Solevåg (editors)

An interdisciplinary collection of essays celebrating the work of the Norwegian theologian Turid Karlsen Seim, offering perspectives on her major themes.

The Book of the Former Prophets

By Thomas W. Mann

A fascinating commentary on the books from Joshua to 2 Kings, emphasising their strengths as narrative literature and their significance for the modern world.

The Books of Homilies:

A Critical Edition

By Gerald Bray (editor)

A new edition of the three Books of Homilies, collections of model sermons produced by the Church of England during the reigns of Edward VI and Queen Mary.

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Boundless Grandeur:

The Christian Vision of A.M. "Donald" Allchin

By David G.R. Keller (editor)

Essays, memories and poems celebrating the Anglican theologian Donald Allchin, including his ecumenical work and his passion for the monastic tradition.

Buddhist-Christian Dialogue as Theological Exchange:

An Orthodox Contribution to Comparative Theology

By Ernest M. Valea

An Eastern Orthodox perspective on the dialogue between Buddhism and Christianity, an exchange rooted in comparative theology enriching both traditions.

By Design:

Ethics, Theology, and the Practice of Engineering

By Brad J. Kallenberg

An examination of the parallels between problem-solving in engineering and in theological ethics, showing how 'design reasoning' can be adapted as a heuristic.