An examination of the autobiographical passages in Paul's letters, showing his experience of entering into the dying and rising of Christ.
The restoration of the literature of the Old Testament to a general readership, combining insightful commentary with extracts of artistic and dramatic interest.
Evangelical essays challenging the traditional doctrine of hell, adopting a conditionalist view that the unsaved will face not eternal torment but annihilation.
The first biography of this gifted storyteller who made a unique contribution to the collection and study of fairy tales and folk traditions in England.
Applying the methods of social history to the early Church, this book illuminates the lives of the first believers through composite biographical portraits.
An account of the ancient Jewish settlement of Khirbet Qumran, where the Dead Sea Scrolls were found, based on archaeological evidence uncovered at the site.
Series: Cities of the Biblical World
A new translation of the classic text of Quietism, which still offers great insight and advice for spiritual prayer today.
A reflection on the origins and development of one of the key women's monastic communities in modern Europe, written by a former prioress.
A multidisciplinary collection of essays exploring the many social, ethical and theological aspects of the Anthropocene, the geological Age of Humans.
Taking as its focus the Old Testament Book of Esther, this exploration of biblical narrative develops a study method that engages directly with the text.
A social history based on new research of the expansion and subsequent decline of colleges of education in Great Britain.
A fascinating exploration of the toad, establishing the scientific facts and investigating its role in art, literature and folklore.
An introduction to the modern revival of Christian monasticism, focussing on the Community of the Transfiguration in Australia.