The Christian Theology Reader

by Alister E . Mc Grath (Editor)

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  Paperback
  2001

  $4.58

  The new edition of this widely used collection of readings builds on the success of the first edition of The Christian Theology Reader. It now includes more than 300 seminal readings from the entire Christian tradition, using important sources from the patristic, medieval, Reformation, and modern periods. Each reading has been selected on the basis of audience surveys and includes a detailed individual introduction, comments, and questions.The supporting material for every reading has been classroom tested, making this Reader highly accessible for those new to the subject. Full details of the sources of the readings are provided, and all texts are cross-referenced for ease of use. It includes a wide-range of theological and denominational interests, and topical indexes allow easy access to themes throughout Christian history. This new edition also contains an updated glossary of theological terms and details of Internet holdings of theological texts for further study. Used alone or in conjunction with the author's bestselling textbook, Christian Theology: An Introduction, the second edition of this Reader is the essential guide to the key sources and texts available in the field. Both the author and publisher are committed to keeping these books available and regularly updated in the light of user comments and evaluations. More details on the second edition of The Christian Theology Reader can be found on the following website:http: //www .blackwellpublishers.co.uk/mcgrath

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  Paperback
  1995

  $4.27

  This reader is designed to make available some 280 seminal texts from the entire Christian tradition, from Ignatius of Antioch to the Catechism of the Catholic Church (1994), cross-referenced and indexed for ease of reference. All readings prior to 1800 have been specially translated for the purposes of this reader, to ensure consistency of translation and ease of reading in English. Each chapter includes an introduction outlining the main historical and theological issues, and identifying key issues and thinkers. Each individual reading is prefaced by an introduction, alerting the reader to its importance and context, and followed where necessary by notes on translation and interpretation. The book adopts the same user-friendly format which was a feature of the author's earlier volume Christian Theology: An Introduction . The work includes a full glossary of theological terms and biographical details of theologians cited.