Robin Gill

Forgiveness

Theology

“Those already familiar with Bash's earlier books and articles know that he has done more than others to deepen and enrich our understanding of forgiveness in Christian ethics and pastoral theology. . . . In this new book he extends this exploration into more distinctly theological territory. The result is deeply impressive and thought-provoking.”

Formation for Knowing God

Theology

“Gerald Downing's Has Christianity a Revelation? was a necessary and challenging intervention when it was first published in 1964. Those were indeed exciting times for theology. But its message has not always been heeded and I am constantly astonished about how much other theologians seem to know about the inner workings of God. They would do well to read this lively revisit to an important topic.”

On Rowan Williams

Theology

“I welcome this book very warmly. It offers a thoughtful, engaging, and respectful--albeit critical--account of Rowan Williams's theology that does him justice. Even when disagreeing on crucial areas such as sexuality or war, the contributors to this fresh and well-informed book show much affection and respect for Rowan Williams himself at this difficult time for Anglicanism. Would that all debates among Christians were conducted in a similar manner.”

Remorse

Theology

“Anyone who has read Anthony Bash’s previous major work Forgiveness and Christian Ethics will know just how careful and nuanced his scholarship is. This new work on Remorse is written to the same high standards and will do much both to deepen our understanding and to enhance still further his own scholarly reputation. This is a work of considerable maturity and wisdom.”

What Makes Us Moral?

Apologetics

“Craig Hovey's new book is exceptionally clear and jargon-free. He offers a robust and lively critique of the strident claims of Sam Harris and concludes with a welcome account of how Christian ethics is still relevant to science and to the modern world.”