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Does Theology have a Method? An Interview with Paul Allen

A fascinating blog interview hosted by Taede Smedes.

Review of ‘Trinity and Organism: Towards a New Reading of Herman Bavinck's Organic Motif’

As the general editor of the English translation of Bavinck's Reformed Dogmatics, Dr John Bolt stands amongst the foremost experts on Bavinck's work. In reviewing James Eglinton’s work, Dr Bolt writes:

‘This study by James Eglinton represents a significant advance in Bavinck scholarship, a breakthrough that has important ramifications for those of us who find in neocalvinism a rich resource for our social-ethical vision.’

Dr John Bolt is Professor of Systematic Theology at Calvin Seminary in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

You can read the full review here

Douglas Farrow's book Ascension Theology wins a Word Guild Award

Our warm congratulations to Douglas Farrow, whose book Ascension Theology won the Word Guild Canadian Christian Writing award. Building on his much acclaimed study "Ascension and Ecclesia", in this book Douglas Farrow extends his line of thought and presents it to a wider audience. You can find out more about the book here at our website. 

New to TSST!

We are pleased to have just received an advance copy of the latest instalment in the TSST series. T&T Clark Studies in Systematic Theology is a series of monographs in the field of Christian doctrine, which focus particularly on engaging with major themes through historical analysis or contemporary restatement. This latest volume, by Kyle C. Strobel, unveils the inner logic of Edwards’s theological reasoning. Dr Strobel is an Assistant Professor at Grand Canyon University, USA.

Dictionary of the Bible – Competition Results!

Thank you to everyone for your interesting comments; it was a pleasure to read them all. I’m pleased to announce the following winners:

First Prize: Dave Lincicum

Second Prize: Rusty Osborne

Third Prize: Paul Davidson

Please email me at [email protected] to claim your prizes.

(First prize is two monographs from either LHBOTS, LNTS or LSTS, second prize is one monograph from either LHBOTS, LNTS or LSTS and third prize is a paperback.)