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New Studies In
Dogmatic Theology:
Justification (2 Volumes)
Michael S Horton
In this magisterial
two-volume work,
Michael Horton seeks to
present a fresh encounter
with the remarkable
biblical justification texts.
The first volume gives
an historical account of
the doctrine of justifi-
cation, while the second
investigates the biblical
basis of justification in
conversation with current
debates. 672 pages, from
Zondervan. TH GE
512878 Paperback $74.99 Grace For The Afflicted:
A Clinical & Biblical
Perspective In Mental
Illness
Matthew S Stanford
Church leader and
psychology professor
Matthew Stanford
has seen far too many
mentally ill Christians
damaged by well-
meaning but misguided
fellow believers.
Describing common
mental disorders,
Stanford probes what
science and the Bible say
about each illness. 256
pages, from IVP US. CC CC
477425 Paperback $24.99 It Takes A Church
To Baptize:
What The Bible Says
About Infant Baptism
Scot McKnight
Should infants be
baptized before their
faith is conscious, or
should they be baptized
into the faith of their
parents? Bible scholar
Scot McKnight makes a
biblical case for infant
baptism, exploring its
history and meaning, and
affirming its validity for
bringing children into
the faith. 144 pages, from
Brazos Press. CC SR
501773 Paperback $17.99
Confessions Of A
Meddlesome Economist
Ian Harper
During a 35-year career,
Ian Harper has been
involved in Australia’s
economic management
at the highest levels – in
the areas of competition
policy, state finances,
and fair pay. In this
book, he extols the
societal benefits of good
economics, and shows
how the Christian faith
has helped him in his
professional life. 208
pages, from Acorn Press. The Fountain Of Public
Prosperity: Evangelical
Christians In Australian
History 1740-1914
Stuart Piggin
and Robert D Linder
Longtime scholarly
collaborators Piggin and
Linder present a truly
comprehensive account
of the role of evangelical
Christianity in Australian
culture and politics, from
the colonial background
through the formative
19th century to the start
of World War I. 640 pages,
from Monash University. CW MW HIS GE 524606 Paperback $19.99 514176 Hardback $49.99 Anglican Evangelicalism
In Sydney 1897 To 1953
John A McIntosh
A landmark study of
a pivotal period for
the Anglican Church
in Sydney, during the
tenures of Moore College
principals Nathaniel
Jones, D J Davies, and
T C Hammond. John
McIntosh explains how
a robustly Reformed
theology came to prevail
over liberalism in the
Sydney Diocese. 350
pages, from Wipf and
Stock. HIS GE
520584 Paperback $49.99 Disruptive Witness:
Speaking Truth
In A Distracted Age
Alan Noble
In an increasingly
distracted society, we
have become addicted
to a kind of ‘buffering’
between ourselves and
substantive engagement
with life. Alan Noble
challenges an attitude
of accommodation and
acquiescence in the
church, and shows how
the gospel of Jesus is
inherently disruptive. 192
pages, from IVP US. CW SI
515529 Paperback $16.99
The Evangelical Dictionary Of World Religions
General Editor H Wayne House
75 evangelical scholars offer a thoroughly researched
guide to Christianity, other world religions, and alter-
native religious views, including entries on movements,
theological terms, and major historical figures. Perfect
for anyone who wants reliable information on today’s
diverse religious landscape! 624 pages, from Baker. REL GE
511084 Hardback $59.99
Understanding Scientific
Theories Of Origins
John H Walton,
Robert C Bishop, Larry L
Funck, Raymond J Lewis,
Stephen O Moshier
This groundbreaking
textbook offers a full-
fledged discussion of
current science from
biblical and theological
perspectives, covering
mainstream scientific
theories of origins in
astronomy, cosmology,
chemistry, geology,
biology, physical anthro-
pology, and genetics. 650
pages, from IVP US. SI GE
523988 Hardback $89.99
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