The origin of this book, to which the present series of volumes in the successor, was planned by the first Lord Acton in the year of 1896 and its publication was completed when the atlas volume app…
The origin of this book, to which the present series of volumes in the successor, was planned by the first Lord Acton in the year of 1896 and its publication was completed when the atlas volume app…
The origin of this book, to which the present series of volumes in the successor, was planned by the first Lord Acton in the year of 1896 and its publication was completed when the atlas volume app…
The study of history and particularly the history of religion, has been stimulated by mounting evidence of the ancient world: archaeological and inscriptional discoveries and especially the recover…
Seventeen respected scholars present varying perspectives on the impact that new manuscript and archaeological discoveries, new methodologies for study of the Bible, and new media forms of communic…
Jesus ini history has been essential because it provides students with analyses of the primary sources, including 'Q' and the extra-bibllical ones, with well-chosen quatitations. I am enthusiastic …
In HOW TO WRITE SHORT, Roy Peter Clark turns his attention to the art of painting a thousand pictures with just a few words. Short forms of writing have always existed-from ship logs and telegrams …
This book is an extraordinary marriage of natural history, scriptural scholarship, and impeccable art. Here is a most unusual interpretation of the wildlife of the Holy Land as it existed and was d…
In a relatively short period of time, cognitive behaviour therapy has become the leading psychotherapy in most Western countries. Much of the appeal and success of cognitive behaviour therapy is du…
Easter has moved into the centre of theological debate. In this non-technical (although scholarly and honest) book a Baptist theologian of the younger generation argues that Here is a fact of histo…