Thomas F. Johnson
Biography
Thomas F. Johnson co-wrote Healing Church Strife in the New Testament and Today with James Christensen.
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100 Important Questions About the Bible . . . Answered!
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“For many years I have taught a class of ‘How We Got the Bible.’ Dr. Lee McDonald’s new book answers all the questions students typically ask about this process and more. McDonald is already the author of the most comprehensive book on the canonization of Scripture, The Biblical Canon: Its Origin, Transmission, and Authority. He takes a fair, thorough, moderate, and non-fundamentalist approach to this subject of interest to all readers who take the Bible seriously. The scholar and teacher will also find useful material here, clearly explained.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“What I like best about Duncan's books is that they are theologically balanced, generous to alternative viewpoints, and practical. Whether it is a basic introduction to theology or outlining the principles of good biblical interpretation, Duncan always keeps his audience in mind and meets them with useful insights. His work is very useable for church and adult study groups.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“What I like best about Duncan's books is that they are theologically balanced, generous to alternative viewpoints, and practical. Whether it is a basic introduction to theology or outlining the principles of good biblical interpretation, Duncan always keeps his audience in mind and meets them with useful insights. His work is very useable for church and adult study groups.”
The Radical Invitation of Jesus
Christian Living
“Duncan Ferguson has done the serious biblical and theological study required to unfold the depth and meaning of Jesus’ radical call to discipleship, for Jesus’ own day and for ours. This clearly written book will enrich the study of the life and teaching of Jesus in college and seminary classes and will challenge readers in the church to embrace Jesus’ invitation to live out God’s reign in their own lives.”
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