Presents an introduction to Christian thought. This book features sections on monastic schools of theology, the English Reformation, and Radical Orthodoxy. It includes discussion of women in the early Church, feminist theology, Eastern Orthodox theology and history, and Catholic teachings on the Doctrine of the Church.

Presents an introduction to biblical sources and discussion of the central figure of Jesus. This work features discussions of Christian theology, the history of Christianity from its origins and Christianity in the modern world. It offers coverage of contemporary issues, the Catholic perspective, non-Western Christianity, globalization and women.

An introductory guide for theology and history students seeking to understand the central ideas of the European reformation. The revised third edition includes a new chapter on the thought of the English Reformation and response to new insights in Renaissance and Reformation scholarship.

Examines what went wrong with the atheist dream, and explains why religion and faith are destined to play a central role in the twenty-first century. This book traces the history of atheism from its emergence in eighteenth-century Europe, to its golden age in the first half of the twentieth century.

Provides material that students need to understand the development of Christian theology from its beginnings. This work explains the importance of historical theology, its place within the study of Christian theology as a whole and outlines some of the best ways of studying it. It also includes full glossaries of key theologians.

The Cross and Christian Confidence. This practical and pastoral book is rich with insights from both psychology and theology.

Examines Calvin's life and his influence, his theology and his political thought, and his impact on the social and political legislature of New England. It also traces Calvin's remarkable impact on the development of modern Western attitudes to work, wealth, civil rights and capitalism.

Presents a 'bird's-eye' view of the historical development of Christian theology. This book collects more than 360 readings that illuminate the key doctrines, point of views, intellectual developments, and theologies from various factions of Christian history. It includes representation of Catholicism, Orthodoxy and women writers.

An introduction to Christian spirituality. This text includes an analysis of the relationship between theology and spirituality, focusing on five major themes and offers coverage of the Christian spiritual tradition, including Catholicism, Orthodoxy, Protestantism and Evangelicalism.

Explores topics including beauty, goodness, truth, and the theological imagination; how investigating nature gives rise to both theological and scientific theories; the idea of a distinctively Christian approach to nature; and, how natural theology can function as a bridge between Christianity and other faiths.

Explores topics including beauty, goodness, truth, and the theological imagination; how investigating nature gives rise to both theological and scientific theories; the idea of a distinctively Christian approach to nature; and, how natural theology can function as a bridge between Christianity and other faiths.

This anthology of Christian literature gathers together writings drawn from 2000 years of Christian history. Assuming no prior knowledge of Christian theology or history, it offers students in one volume a diverse selection of material.

An examination of Luther's theological breakthrough, together with information concerning the theological development of the young Luther in a late medieval context.

Noting the important parallels between scientific theory and Christian doctrine, this title offers a defence of the necessity of doctrine within Christian theology against those who argue for a non-dogmatic Christianity. This third volume completes the three-volume series on systematic theology, A Scientific Theology .

Part of the The Truth and the Christian Imagination series, this work incorporates reflections from leading poets of the Anglican tradition. Illuminated by a series of paintings, it explores the divine compassion that led God to sacrifice his only son in order to save a world oppressed and unable to help itself.

This reference covers the period 1700 to the present day, dealing with all aspects of Christian thought in the modern period. Comprehensive articles give direct access to significant Christian thinking during and since the Enlightenment.

Illuminated by a series of fine art paintings, this volume seeks to engage both the mind and the imagination, exploring the resurrection of the Son of God.

Examines the past, present and future of Protestantism. This title investigates into the formation of Protestant identity across Europe, North America, Asia, Australasia and Africa. It considers the interaction of Protestantism with different areas of modern life, including the arts, politics, the law and science.

Introduces readers to the interaction of science and religion. This text is designed for students on science and religion courses who have little or no prior knowledge in either area.