A Rational Faith reveals Swinburne's life and work as a witness to his belief that belief in the central tenets of the Christian faith is rational.

This book is intended to present Alcuin's intellectual legacy in Great Britain and on the continent through his work as a theologian, a teacher and a poet.

A collection of essays exploring the theme of universal salvation within Christian thought, from the Church Fathers to the present day.

A collection of passages from the ecclesiastical writers of the 17th-century, which illustrates the doctrine and discipline of the Church of England at that age. This volume provides an account of the theological literature of the period.

With tenacious scholarship, Joy McAlpine-Black discovers the letters, her poetry, and the female threads of the lives that surrounded Ann Shaw (1788-1854), considered the Mother of Methodism in South Africa. McAlpine-Black weaves a family history into an international narrative.

A timely critique of Milbank's theology of welfare and its influence on policy inside and outside the Church of England.

The first full exploration of school stories in plays, classroom exercises and early novels, from 2500BC to the eighteenth century.