Reformation Theologians - An Introduction to Theology in the Early Modern Period
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Publisher: John Wiley and Sons Ltd
ISBN: 9780631218395
Number of Pages: 412
Published: 23/11/2001
Width: 16.5 cm
Height: 25.3 cm
The Reformation Theologians introduces the theological context, thought, and contributions of selected theologians of the sixteenth--century Reformations to students and scholars of the theology and history of Christianity. The selection intends to provide as inclusive a range of theologians as possible within the limits of a single text of reasonable length. * An ideal introduction to the ideas and contribution of key theologians of the sixteenth--century Reformation. * Explores a wide range of ideas and theologians within just one volume. * The contributors to this volume are internationally established scholars in the fields of historical and systematic theology.
"The Reformation Theologians is a very timely return to the individuals and the ideas at the heart of the evangelical movement. It is a valuable collection, written by the leading scholars in the field, and it will prove a very useful addition to Reformation Studies -- both as a resource and as a compendium for the classroom." C. Scott Dixon, The Queena s University of Belfast "This interesting volume of biographical sketches brings together a heterogeneous group of theological bed--fellows, important and not--so--important. It demonstrates superbly the powerful richness of the theological discourse in the sixteenth century. The anthology is a splendid introduction to the theological turbulence of that age." Hans Hillerbrand, Duke University "This book, as well as the rest of the volumes in this series [The Great Theologians] rely on careful scholarship in producing a book which stands apart." ATLA Reference Review "The 25 biographical sketches with excellent notes, by an international group of authors, are all well written and cover the theological spectrum." Choice