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Zustand: New. Robert D. Brewis is Associate Minister of Christ Church Newland, Hull (Anglican Mission in England), having been previously ordained for 14 years in the Church of England. A graduate of Oak Hill Theological College, London, he holds a doctorate in.

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This book examines the theology that shaped leading Anglican theologian Handley C.G. Moule's understanding of the Christian life.Moule was an evangelical of global renown, and this monograph analyses his thought from 1870 to 1920, with particular focus on his most fruitful period from 1870 to 1900. It examines Moule's work in its historical context and according to his major theological emphases to reveal how these shaped his account of the Christian life. Through a meticulous reading of all his surviving manuscripts - including his sermons, lecture manuscripts, diaries, newspaper and journal articles, commentaries, and books - this book offers a full understanding of Moule's doctrine of the Christian life. Readers will discover how he sought to set out a superior account of the faith to F.D. Maurice, B.F. Westcott, the Lux Mundi theologians, Christian perfectionists, and various Keswick speakers, along with a definitive account of Moule's embracing of the Keswick Convention. The chapters consider Moule's doctrine of the Trinity, Christian anthropology and sin, the atonement and justification, sanctification, and scripture.This book is especially valuable for those interested in evangelicalism, reformed Anglican theology, liberal Protestantism, and trinitarian accounts of divine grace. It fills a lacuna in studies of Victorian Anglicanism, nineteenth-century Cambridge theology, English holiness movements, and early charismatic theology.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. This book examines the theology that shaped leading Anglican theologian Handley C.G. Moules understanding of the Christian life.Moule was an evangelical of global renown, and this monograph analyses his thought from 1870 to 1920, with particular focus on his most fruitful period from 1870 to 1900. It examines Moules work in its historical context and according to his major theological emphases to reveal how these shaped his account of the Christian life. Through a meticulous reading of all his surviving manuscripts - including his sermons, lecture manuscripts, diaries, newspaper and journal articles, commentaries, and books - this book offers a full understanding of Moules doctrine of the Christian life. Readers will discover how he sought to set out a superior account of the faith to F.D. Maurice, B.F. Westcott, the Lux Mundi theologians, Christian perfectionists, and various Keswick speakers, along with a definitive account of Moules embracing of the Keswick Convention. The chapters consider Moules doctrine of the Trinity, Christian anthropology and sin, the atonement and justification, sanctification, and scripture.This book is especially valuable for those interested in evangelicalism, reformed Anglican theology, liberal Protestantism, and trinitarian accounts of divine grace. It fills a lacuna in studies of Victorian Anglicanism, nineteenth-century Cambridge theology, English holiness movements, and early charismatic theology. This book examines the theology that shaped and created leading Anglican theologian Handley C.G. Moules understanding of the Christian life. It examines Moules work in its historical context and according to his major theological emphases to reveal how these shaped his account of the Christian life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. This book examines the theology that shaped leading Anglican theologian Handley C.G. Moules understanding of the Christian life.Moule was an evangelical of global renown, and this monograph analyses his thought from 1870 to 1920, with particular focus on his most fruitful period from 1870 to 1900. It examines Moules work in its historical context and according to his major theological emphases to reveal how these shaped his account of the Christian life. Through a meticulous reading of all his surviving manuscripts - including his sermons, lecture manuscripts, diaries, newspaper and journal articles, commentaries, and books - this book offers a full understanding of Moules doctrine of the Christian life. Readers will discover how he sought to set out a superior account of the faith to F.D. Maurice, B.F. Westcott, the Lux Mundi theologians, Christian perfectionists, and various Keswick speakers, along with a definitive account of Moules embracing of the Keswick Convention. The chapters consider Moules doctrine of the Trinity, Christian anthropology and sin, the atonement and justification, sanctification, and scripture.This book is especially valuable for those interested in evangelicalism, reformed Anglican theology, liberal Protestantism, and trinitarian accounts of divine grace. It fills a lacuna in studies of Victorian Anglicanism, nineteenth-century Cambridge theology, English holiness movements, and early charismatic theology. This book examines the theology that shaped and created leading Anglican theologian Handley C.G. Moules understanding of the Christian life. It examines Moules work in its historical context and according to his major theological emphases to reveal how these shaped his account of the Christian life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. This book examines the theology that shaped leading Anglican theologian Handley C.G. Moules understanding of the Christian life.Moule was an evangelical of global renown, and this monograph analyses his thought from 1870 to 1920, with particular focus on his most fruitful period from 1870 to 1900. It examines Moules work in its historical context and according to his major theological emphases to reveal how these shaped his account of the Christian life. Through a meticulous reading of all his surviving manuscripts - including his sermons, lecture manuscripts, diaries, newspaper and journal articles, commentaries, and books - this book offers a full understanding of Moules doctrine of the Christian life. Readers will discover how he sought to set out a superior account of the faith to F.D. Maurice, B.F. Westcott, the Lux Mundi theologians, Christian perfectionists, and various Keswick speakers, along with a definitive account of Moules embracing of the Keswick Convention. The chapters consider Moules doctrine of the Trinity, Christian anthropology and sin, the atonement and justification, sanctification, and scripture.This book is especially valuable for those interested in evangelicalism, reformed Anglican theology, liberal Protestantism, and trinitarian accounts of divine grace. It fills a lacuna in studies of Victorian Anglicanism, nineteenth-century Cambridge theology, English holiness movements, and early charismatic theology. This book examines the theology that shaped and created leading Anglican theologian Handley C.G. Moules understanding of the Christian life. It examines Moules work in its historical context and according to his major theological emphases to reveal how these shaped his account of the Christian life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…