An analysis of the Book of Job and its themes of meaning and suffering through the writings of the existential psychologist Viktor E. Frankl.
A study of the ambiguities of communal identity among 19th-century Eastern European Jews, through the lives of three believers in the messiahship of Jesus.
An exploration of the problems posed by the Holocaust in the light of Barth's theology, showing how such a dialogue enriches our understanding of both.
An in-depth study of the early work of the South African theologian David Bosch, showing the shaping of his distinctive and influential theology of mission.
A study of the Catholic Epistles that views them not as isolated texts but as a collection unified by their canonical context within the New Testament.
A concise and informative overview and analysis of how the idea of culture is used and understood in modern theology.
A collection of lectures from a variety of theological standpoints, offering a wide-ranging discussion of the nature of God's sovereignty over creation.
A treatise, combining classical theology and postmodern existentialist thought, on the gift of existence as the heart of the relation between God and creation.
The authoritative study of Eastern Orthodox theology, presenting a tradition in which doctrine and mystical experience are mutually supporting.
An illuminating study of gender inclusiveness and marginality in the Gospel of Matthew, using ideas and methods drawn from anthropology and the social sciences.