Ralph Del Colle

Apologetic for Filioque in Medieval Theology

Theology

“Ngien has a talent for sound theological exposition … and an analytic gift to unearth this deep Trinitarian vein in the history of theology.”

Holiness

Theology

“Holiness is not a theme commonly taken up by contemporary theologians, yet John Webster has written a masterful book by that very title. Its brevity keeps the reader focused on the essentials, namely, that the triune God is holy and communicates that holiness to the church and to the Christian in the work of salvation. Sounds simple enough, but Webster is one of those rare theologians who turns the reader constantly to God and whose writing exemplifies his own definition of theology as 'holy reason.' He has done a great service to both theology and the church.”

Pentecostal Experience

Theology

“Neumann demonstrates the high level of theological reflection and sophistication undertaken by pentecostal theologians in examining the constructive role of experience. He is mindful of the role of experience in contemporary Christian theology and the plurality that already exists among the leading lights. With the publication of this book, Neumann himself will rank within that company.”

Pentecostalism and Christian Unity

Theology

“"In the field of ecumenism the common perception is that the youngest and fastest growing movement in global Christianity has been absent. Pentecostalism and Christian Unity will not only expose this misunderstanding, but also prove to be an invaluable resource. Along with official bilateral documents, a series of essays documents the nature of Pentecostal ecumenical engagement and provides mature theological reflection on how to proceed. The ecumenical movement will be both enriched and challenged by this contribution.”

The Anointed Son

Theology

“"After the initial emergence of Spirit Christology some three decades ago, various models from different perspectives have been proposed. In this comprehensive work by Myk Habets we now possess a definitive account of this new approach to the mystery of Christ and the Spirit that will stand as a classic in its own right. Habets advances the conversation with his own constructive proposal that garners biblical, historical, and systematic arguments in demonstration of the rich harvest that was once only a promise.”

The Lord is the Spirit

Theology

“Andrew K. Gabriel offers a new critique of classical theism's account of the divine attributes from a Pentecostal pneumatological perspective. Comprehensive in scope, Gabriel is as constructive in his proposal as he is critical of the received tradition. Widely read, he engages more than the usual suspects, and by his own original contribution has permanently enlarged the conversation table at which Pentecostals now sit.”