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This work addresses the concept of indulgences in what seems to be an attempt to question Luther’s rejection of papal authority in connection with the indulgence question...

In this book, Professor Donald Macleod, former principal of the Free Church College (now Edinburgh Theological Seminary), traces the history and development of Scottish theology from 1500 until 1700...

Lutheran theologian Paul Hinlicky seeks to introduce “English-speaking evangelicals” to the thought of Martin Luther in Luther for Evangelicals...

In Bavinck: A Critical Biography, University of Edinburgh theologian James Eglinton has given us a definitive biography of the fine Dutch theologian of a century ago...

Over the past generation or so, scholars have written at length about the history of Christian higher education in America...

At a time when the COVID pandemic has limited world travel, Tim Challies’s Epic: An Around-the-World Journey through Christian History provides readers with the kind of vicarious journey through church history that few men or women are privileged to experience even in ideal circumstances...

Since Chad Van Dixhoorn edited The Minutes and Papers of the Westminster Assembly (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2012), many have wished to glean from the rich deposit of scholarly insight available but have found the five volumes and their 3,200 pages unapproachable (or the $1,215 price tag prohibitive)...

Confessions is considered to be one of the great works by Augustine of Hippo (354–430)...

This thoughtful and readable study has enriched my understanding of the cultural world(s) in which Luke wrote, and illuminates Acts by its comparison with ancient accounts of colonization...

The publication of this three-volume set is an indisputable feat of scholarship...