Description
Book SynopsisAn introductory guide that enables students to grasp the essential elements of their subject, the methods used to study it, and the key concepts and debates within it
Trade ReviewAn exciting new series that will provide orientation and essential information for students at the beginning of a course, in an attractive and readable format. From here the student will be well placed to move on to classic texts and larger handbooks. * Professor John Barton, University of Oxford *
Thiselton’s genius lies in his extraordinary capacity to help us to see familiar issues afresh and deepen our sense of truth. Thiselton’s method . . . is to guide the student or reader, giving him or her new vistas, insights and nourishment for the intellectual journey ahead. * Church Times *
This is a solid, sound, and secure guide to the study of theology. It covers its ground well, and, as a skilfully sketched introduction, will put any reader firmly in the picture . . . What Thiselton does — and extremely well, in my judgement — is present a clear picture of how to present theology as a range of approaches, ideas, subjects, and issues. -- Martyn Percy * Church Times *
