Johannes Zachhuber

Church and Theology in the Modern Era

History & Biography

“F. C. Baur’s posthumously published Church History in the Modern Period is testimony to the encyclopedic range of his scholarship. Peter Hodgson and Robert Brown are to be thanked for making this erudite work more accessible in an impeccable English translation.”

Groundless Gods

Philosophy

“The concept of an end of metaphysics belongs to the most influential as well as controversial ideas of twentieth-century philosophy, with repercussions in related fields such as theology. This timely and well-conceived volume offers essential guidance in current debates and their intellectual background.”

Paul, the Apostle of Jesus Christ

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“F. C. Baur’s book on Paul is one of the classics of biblical scholarship and perhaps his best individual work. Peter Hodgson and Robert Brown are to be congratulated on this excellent new translation which provides readers of English with a reliable and elegant text.”

The Challenge of History

Theology

“Interest in history and the critical study of historical sources has been one of the defining features of Western modernity. This outstanding volume brilliantly illustrates just how pervasively this intellectual concern has spanned centuries, nations, religions, and professions. Christophe Chalamet has edited a book that will be indispensable to those studying modern historical thought across the disciplines, as well as to those teaching it.”

The Problem of Evil in the Ancient World

Philosophy

“Mark Edwards gifts his readers perhaps the first ever historical account of attitudes to the problem of evil in the ancient world. Drawing on his unparalleled erudition and argued with impeccably precise judgment, the work surveys a millennium and a half of Greek literature, philosophy, and Christian theology. As ever, antiquity emerges as a dazzling mix of the familiar and the unexpected, and the author is a brilliant guide to both.”

Trinity and Incarnation

Theology

“In Trinity and Incarnation, Steven Nemes addresses some of the most intricate problems in Christian theology. The precision of his analysis and the edge of his critical acumen make this important reading even for those who will not fully adopt his conclusions.”

Union with Christ

Theology

“Adolf Schlatter was a giant of German theology at the turn of the twentieth century who combined painstaking biblical scholarship with a unique grasp of theological issues in a way rivaled perhaps only by Bultmann. Brautigam does a splendid job retrieving Schlatter's Christology as a resource for contemporary theological reflection.”