Foreword by Samuel L. Hill. Richard T. Hughes’s highly praised book on the relationship between Christian faith and secular learning — originally titled How Christian Faith Can Sustain the Life of the Mind — is now available in this revised and expanded edition, which speaks more directly to the su... (more)

The Virgin Mary makes only brief appearances in the gospel narratives, but over the centuries has been one of the most significant features of Christianity. Her status and role were debated in the Christological controversies of the fifth century; since the Reformation attitudes to Mary have defined... (more)

By Their Fruits seeks to get inside the Toronto 'experience' and provide an insight into why, seven years on, this particular move of God is still as strong as ever. In January 1994, a small church perched on the edge of the main airport in Toronto, Canada, became the epicentre of a phenomenon, whi... (more)

To this ground-breaking work, originally published by the Oxford University Press in the 1980's, the author has added a new preface and two appendices, one of which consists of extracts from Calvin's Commentaries. The author demonstrates that the English 'Puritans,' who he calls 'experimental predes... (more)

"Able historians and theologians here take up the question of John Calvin's relationship to Roman Catholicism. The studies benefit both Reformed and Roman Catholic traditions and open new avenues for further exploration between 'Geneva' and 'Rome.' The results are not only enhanced knowledge but als... (more)

The author offers reflections on his travels around the world for the struggle of all God's churches to remain true to their different cultures while being united as one church.

"Dr Reymond clearly demonstrates in this monograph that there are several serious doctrinal differences between Roman Catholic teaching and Biblical Christianity. I am confident the reader will find this work clear, fair and accurate. I highly commend its close reading." - R C Sproul. 155 pages, fro... (more)