ByRob
Evangelicals Christians are well-known to be “people of the Book.” Our tradition is rooted in a high view of Scripture. As Protestants, we are staunchly committed to the conviction that the Bible is the sole normative authority for Christian faith and practice. Such passion for the Bible, however, often verges on biblicism (see Barrett’s discussion…
ByRob
Over the last few months I have been interacting with hundreds of Christians in Africa through Facebook. What has become clear is that there is a real thirst to get further training in theology in order to be more effective in ministry. While Theology on the Web can support such training by providing free access…
ByRob
This book on biblical interpretation deals with the issue of biblical authority and surveys the history of biblical interpretation. According to the blurb on the dustjacket the author “…shows the Bible is still the Word of God for mankind, and the work of the scholars enables it to be more easily understood and proclaimed by…
ByRob
In 1977 Howard Marshall edited a collection of essays on New Testament interpretation contributed by some of the best Evangelical scholars in the UK, many of whom have since gone to their reward, including Marshall himself. The volume has proved to be of enduring value to students, particularly F.F Bruce’s masterful summary of the history of…