Richard Crouter

Christian Faith as Religion

Theology

“Paul Capetz's book on Calvin and Schleiermacher ably and comprehensively brings out the connections between the premier theologian of modern Protestant liberalism and the sixteenth-century Genevan reformer. By delving into their respective notions of piety and religion this book goes far toward locating Schleiermacher in the broad Reformed tradition. A carefully crafted study of historical theology, the book calls into question the received (and still widespread) view of Karl Barth's neo-orthodoxy that the classical Reformation and Schleiermacher are incompatible.”

Living Well

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“Anyone who doubts the relevance of stories in Torah for Christians needs the author’s striking account of how her life, in its rough patches and its beauty, has been informed by Scripture. A reader is taken beyond the ideologies and passions that rule our day and invited to enter a world of quiet, uplifting reflection regarding the perplexing issues raised by religion and the language of faith.”