Aaron P. Edwards

Prophet, Priest, Prince, and the Already, Not Yet

Theology

“At a time in which ‘kingdom theology’ appears to be making a comeback, TK Dunn’s thesis is an important addition to the conversation. Leaning upon the cross-centered hermeneutics of Scottish theologian P.T. Forsyth, Dunn offers a robust critique of the dispensationalist eschatologies which have had such a significant impact on modern evangelicalism and arguably the modern world. What emerges is a rigorous, readable, and fascinating theological account of the church’s relationship to the past, present, and ongoing work of Christ as prophet, priest, and king.”

Skepticism, Relativism, and Religious Knowledge

Philosophy

“Why do we believe what we believe about God? How did we come to believe it? And how do we know that how we came to believe it is right? These fundamental epistemological questions form the heart of this book ... Following Luther and Kierkegaard on the cross, Harvey argues one cannot truly know Christian truth without suffering, which leads us from restless despair to joyful hope in God. ... Harvey offers an excellent crystallisation of many perspectives, well-kneaded into an illuminating discussion, ultimately highlighting the inescapably Christian character of Christian faith.”