James Leo Garrett Jr.
Theology
“[Muller] has undertaken a massive exposition of the teachings of Reformed theologians extending from Calvin through William Perkins . . . concerning predestination and Christology. . . . Those who interpret 'Calvin and Calvinism' would be well advised to give heed to Muller's conclusions.”
The Spiritual Condition of Infants
Theology
“Harwood addresses thoroughly a significant pastoral and family issue by examining the pertinent biblical texts and representative theologians. Although some readers will hold to alternative understandings of Augustine and Luther and may question why Arminian theologians are not examined, such factors do not diminish the tenability of Harwood's exegetically based argument or the great usefulness of the book, as it points, especially in its conclusion, to the companion issue, the salvation of infants.”
Theology
“Jewett, in his second systematics volume, combines doctrine and ethics as he focuses upon the imago Dei as self-transcendence (or God-endowedness). Hence racism, capital punishment, the man-woman relationship, marriage, abortion, divorce, homosexuality, and ecological issues are treated in great detail. . . . One does not have to agree with Jewett's every analysis or conclusion to profit greatly from his insightful book.”
NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.
The Collected Writings of James Leo Garrett Jr., 1950–2015: Volume Seven
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
The Collected Writings of James Leo Garrett Jr., 1950–2015: Volume Two
History & Biography
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