G. Sujin Pak

John Calvin, Refugee Theologian

Theology

“With elegant prose, keen insight, and expansive research, Kenneth Woo provides the most thorough account to date of the exilic aspects and refugee implications of Calvin’s life, leadership, and theology. This book examines intersections between migration and religious violence that prove illuminating for both past and present.”

Reformation Readings of Paul

Theology

“This volume is a timely contribution to studies in the history of exegesis and Pauline studies, supported by an impressive array of historical theologians and New Testament scholars. Readers who desire richly contextualized and evenhanded evaluations of early modern readings of Paul will not be disappointed.”

The Reformation and the Irrepressible Word of God

History & Biography

“This book brings us back to the heart of the matter: the centrality of the gospel and Scripture for the Protestant reformers. By demonstrating the guiding role the Bible played in the sixteenth century for pastoral care, preaching, the devotional life of lay and clergy alike, understandings of justification and sanctification, and practices of the priesthood of all believers, the various authors not only illuminate the key commitments of the Protestant reformers, they also deftly connect these matters to crucial questions facing evangelical Christians today.”