Andreas Schuele

Arguing with God

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“There has not been a book like this since Hans Walter Wolff’s famous Anthropology of the Old Testament . Janowski offers both insightful analyses of individual psalms and a comprehensive framework for biblical anthropology. The result is a subtle exploration of the Old Testament’s understanding of human existence in the presence of the living God.”

Faith at the Intersection of History and Experience

Theology

“The first decades of the twentieth century mark, without doubt, one of the most influential periods in the history of modern Protestantism. However, only too often do the richness and diversity of that period get reduced to the towering work of theologians like Karl Barth, Rudolf Bultmann, and Paul Tillich. Among the less well-known, but nonetheless articulate and powerful, voices is that of Lutheran theologian Georg Wobbermin. In this book, Brent Hege gives a crystal-clear, well-crafted, and thematically focused account of Wobbermin's work. While this book is a contribution to the history of modern Protestantism in the first place, Hege also reflects on the abiding substantive issues that Wobbermin's 'theology of history' raises and that have not since lost any of their significance.”