Justus H. Hunter

Christian History in Seven Sentences

History & Biography

“This book is full of sensible and occasionally surprising decisions, all of them elegantly expressed. It has something for everyone—theological disputation, political intrigue, spiritual insight, and a touch of drama. Woodruff Tait has managed the seemingly impossible task of distilling the church's history into a slender volume. Best of all, she imbues that history with a sense of tradition. One feels the gravity and freedom that comes with taking up the Christian tradition as one's own. This is church history as it should be, written for any and for all.”

Great Cloud of Witnesses

History & Biography

“Is there a biblical case for living out our Christian life in communion with the holy dead? The traditional Protestant answer is a resounding 'No.' Lashier helpfully shows us that this answer needs deeper reflection, and enlists a great cloud of witnesses to help us see why this is so. What emerges is a fecund vision of the church and her sacred book, and of the many companions who join us along our way to Christ, whether we realize it or not.”

Made Known to Them

Theology

“The study of theology is difficult. A good start is essential. Koskela has done all teachers and students of theology a great service. Made Known to Them patiently and expertly orients us to the theological task in a biblical, communal, worshipful, humble, rigorous, and joyful manner. This is the text I will be putting into the hands of new students of theology and will revisit myself to remember our task.”

The Justification of the Sinless

Theology

“The Justification of the Sinless is a creative, rousing, contemporary defense of Robert Grosseteste's supralapsarian Christology. Brendan Case shows his characteristic ingenuity and textual dexterity in bringing to the present Grosseteste's thirteenth-century arguments. This book, both in substance and in spirit, duly honors the dynamic and creative thought of Grosseteste.”