Browsing by Author "Department of Biblical Studies and Theology"
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Abortion: A Christian Response
Carter, Craig A., 1956-; Duncan, Robert, 1956- (Canadian Baptist FederationMississauga, Ont., 1991) -
Fetal Transplantation and Experimentation
Carter, Craig A., 1956-; Duncan, Robert, 1956- (Canadian Baptist FederationMississauga, Ont., 1991) -
Human Life in Christian Perspective
Carter, Craig A., 1956-; Duncan, Robert, 1956- (Canadian Baptist FederationMississauga, Ont., 1991) -
Jesus the Son of Man: Apocalyptic Interpretations and Johannine Christology
Reynolds, Benjamin E., 1977- (T & T ClarkLondon, 2019) -
Jewish and Gentile Refugees in the Second Temple Period: A Response to Loren T. Stuckenbruck and Cynthia Long Westfall
Reynolds, Benjamin E., 1977- (Pickwick PublicationsEugene, Oregon, 2015) -
John Among the Apocalypses: Jewish, Apocalyptic Tradition and the "Apocalyptic" Gospel.
Reynolds, Benjamin E., 1977- (Oxford University PressOxford, 2020) -
Karl Barth and the Imago Dei: Typology and the Sensus Literalis of Scripture
Carter, Craig A., 1956- (Pickwick PublicationsEugene, Oregon, 2008) -
Karl Barth’s Revision of Protestant Ecclesiology
Carter, Craig A., 1956- (National Association of Baptist Professors of ReligionWaco, Texas, 1995) -
Legacy of an Inadequate Christology: Yoder's Critique of Niebuhr's Christ and Culture
Carter, Craig A., 1956- (Goshen CollegeGoshen, Indiana, 2003)H. Richard Niebuhr's classic Christ and Culture has exerted enormous influence on how we conceptualize the relationship between Christianity and culture. It has persuaded many individuals from pietistic, Anabaptist ... -
Logos
Reynolds, Benjamin E., 1977- (InterVarsity PressDowners Grove, Ill., 2013) -
The Politics of the Cross: The Theology and Social Ethics of John Howard Yoder
Carter, Craig A., 1956- (Brazos PressGrand Rapids, Mich., 2001) -
Rethinking Christ and Culture: A Post-Christendom Perspective
Carter, Craig A., 1956- (Brazos PressGrand Rapids, Mich., 2006) -
Testimony of Jesus and the Spirit: The 'We' of John 3:11 in Its Literary Context
Reynolds, Benjamin E., 1977- (2007)Jesus’ use of the first person plural in John 3:11 is rarely given more than passing comment. The common explanation that a group outside of the narrative speaks through Jesus ignores the literary context of the passage, ...