A study of the links between the ministries of Jesus and Paul, showing how thematic family resemblances reveal Paul's indebtedness to Jesus' teachings.
An invaluable study of the Jewish Hellenistic philosopher Philo of Alexandria, a key figure in the history of religious thought of the New Testament era.
An exploration of the Greek Philokalia from the perspective of contemporary psychology, offering insight into the practice of prayer and spiritual well-being.
A selection of essays that explore the role and importance of wonder in the development in science, philosophy and theology during the early modern era.
An introduction to the philosophy of Thomas Aquinas, showing the intellectual underpinnings of his theology and the contemporary relevance of his metaphysics.
A groundbreaking investigation of philosophy as an academic subject as taught in Dissenting academies and Nonconformist colleges between 1689 and 1920.
Essays examining the origins, growth, influence and significance of the Pietist movement, dispelling misconceptions and demonstrating its continuing relevance.
A historical case-study of the pioneering German missionary group the Basel Mission, and how its training methods affected early missionary work in Africa.
An imaginative exploration of how the concepts of 'place' and 'location' can be meaningfully applied to our understanding of the Trinity.
A comprehensive four-volume narrative history of the various attempts to plant and develop Christianity in Africa from early times to the 20th century.
Series: Library of Ecclesiastical History