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themelios

an international journalforstudentsof theologicalandreligious studies

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Featured Articles

Synoptic studies: some recent methodological developments and debates

by Craig L. Blomberg

Recent trends in Christology

by Gerald Bray

Columns

EDITORIAL

A call to revolution

by David Wenham

Articles

Synoptic studies: some recent methodological developments and debates

by Craig L. Blomberg

Some scientific issues related to the understanding of Genesis 1–3

by Ernest Lucas

Recent trends in Christology

by Gerald Bray

Four other gospels: review article

by D. F. Wright

Book Reviews

Systematic Theology
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On Being Reformed

Reviewed by Gordon R. Palmer
Systematic Theology
Ethics and Pastoralia
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Spiritual Care

Reviewed by John W. De Gruchy
Ethics and Pastoralia
Religious Studies
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A New Dictionary of Liturgy and Worship

Reviewed by John Fenwick
Religious Studies
Mission and Culture
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Contending Ideologies in South Africa

Reviewed by James J. Stamoolis
Mission and Culture
Religious Studies
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Ecclesiogenesis: The Base Communities Reinvent the Church

Reviewed by William T. McConnell
Religious Studies
Systematic Theology
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Why Believe in God?

Reviewed by Steve Brady
Systematic Theology
Education
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Dictionary of Latin and Greek Theological Terms: Drawn Principally From Protestant Scholastic Theology

Reviewed by Brace Demarest
Education
Philosophy
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Baker Encyclopedia of Psychology

Reviewed by James J. Stamoolis
Philosophy
Philosophy
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Predestination and Free Will

Reviewed by Gordon Woolard
Philosophy
Philosophy
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Philosophy of Religion: Thinking about Faith

Reviewed by Kevin Vanhoozer
Philosophy
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themelios

Themelios is a peer-reviewed international evangelical theological journal that expounds on the historic Christian faith. Its primary audience is theological students, pastors and scholars. It was formerly a print journal operated by RTSF/UCCF in the UK, and it became a digital journal operated by The Gospel Coalition in 2008.

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