eBooks

A Complete Identity:

The Youthful Hero in the Work of G.A. Henty and George MacDonald

By R.E. Johnson

An examination of the hero figure in two Victorian authors of children's literature and the complexity of their engagement with the ideologies of the time.

Conflict and the Practice of the Christian Faith:

The Anglican Experiment

By Bruce N. Kaye

An analysis of the development of local traditions within the Anglican Communion, shedding light on issues of unity and diversity in the global Church.

Creative License:

From Leeds College of Art to Leeds Polytechnic, 1963–1973

By James Charnley

A celebration and meticulously researched history of the early days of the Leeds College of Art and its radically creative approach to art education.

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The Destruction of Sodom:

A Scientific Commentary

By Graham Harris

An exploration of the scientific background to the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, ranging from geological processes to the economy of the Dead Sea region.

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The Dictionary of British Women Artists

By Sara Gray

An extensively illustrated and detailed biographical dictionary, providing an invaluable source of information on the contribution of female British artists.

Dietrich Bonhoeffer and Arnold Köster:

Two Distinct Voices in the Midst of Germany's Third Reich Turmoil

By Paul Spanring

A study of two figures in the Christian opposition to Nazism, one famous, one obscure, and the theological traditions that shaped their responses to tyranny.

Dimensions of Faith:

Understanding Faith through the Lens of Science and Religion

By Steve Donaldson

An examination of faith as a universal facet of human belief systems, showing how our cognitive limitations make faith not the enemy of reason but its partner.

Dostoevsky:

A Theological Engagement

By P.H. Brazier

An insightful study of the theological and eschatological themes at the core of the work of the great Russian writer Fyodor Dostoevsky.

Dr Ashley's Pleasure Yacht:

John Ashley, the Bristol Channel Mission and all that Followed

By R.W.H. Miller

The story of John Ashley, the 19th-century priest who founded the Bristol Channel Mission, the innovative maritime service that became the Mission to Seafarers.

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Dusty Earthlings:

Living as Eco-Physical Beings in God's Eco-Physical World

By John Mustol

A theological exploration of ecological issues based on the understanding that humans are a physical part of God's earthly creation.

Ecclesial Identities in a Multi-Faith Context:

Jesus Truth-Gatherings (Yeshu Satsangs) among Hindus and Sikhs in Northwest India

By Darren Todd Duerksen

An ethnographic and pastoral study of ecclesial structures formed by followers of Christ's teachings in India, while retaining their Hindu and Sikh heritages.

Echoes of a Voice:

We are not Alone

By James W. Sire

An exploration of the meaning and significance of transcendental experiences, the responses they have evoked, and their importance in Christian apologetics.

Echoes of the Word

By Leander E. Keck

A selection of writings on scripture, faith and the nature of Christian scholarship, by one of America's foremost New Testament scholars and theologians.

Encounter with Spurgeon

By Helmut Thielicke

The German theologian introduces the 19th-century preacher C.H. Spurgeon, with a collection of the latter's most important lectures and sermons.

Series: Thielicke Library

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