Issues in Faith and History
Nigel M. de S. Cameron, editor

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Publication Details:

Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology Special Study 2. Edinburgh: Rutherford House Books, 1989. Pbk. ISBN: 0946068372. pp.122.

© 1989 Rutherford House and Contributors

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Issues in Faith and History

Summary (from the back cover)

The energetic scholarship and intellectual candour of these essays reveal something of the tone of contemporary conservative theology, and enshrine a continuing challenge to the still-dominant consensus which seeks, defiantly, to remain at odds with the tradition. As they range from conteporary Continental theology to the theology of Africa, from biblical interpretations of ethics, the mapping of areas of current theological concern goes hand in hand with confidence in the authenticity of the historic faith.

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